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A beige windmill standing tall against a blue sky in west Norfolk.

Attractions

There’s so much to do in west Norfolk that you’ll want to come back again and again. Whether you are on holiday or just visiting for the day, there are lots to entertain all of the family, in or out of season… whatever the weather!

Categories

  1. Beach
  2. Abbey
  3. Aquarium
  4. Art Gallery
  5. Brewery
  6. Castle
  7. Children’s Activity Centre
  8. Church
  9. Craft Centre
  10. Distillery
  11. Farm
  12. Garden
  13. Heritage Centre
  14. Historic House
  15. Historic Site
  16. Museum
  17. Nature Reserve
  18. Park
  19. River
  20. Theme Park
  21. Wildlife Park
  22. Windmill
  23. Town
  24. Village

Facilities

  1. Disabled toilets
  2. Facilities for conferencing
  3. Accepts groups
  4. Baby changing facilities
  5. Credit cards accepted (no fee)
  6. Coach parties accepted
  7. Disabled access
  8. Facilities for groups
  9. Free Parking
  10. On-site catering
  11. Gift shop
  12. Children welcome
  13. Picnic site
  14. English Heritage Property
  15. Facilities for educational visits
  16. Guided tours for groups
  17. Regional Tourist Board Member
  18. Public toilets
  19. Education/study area
  20. Dogs Accepted
  21. Wheelchairs available
  22. Facilities for visually impaired
  23. Facilities for hearing impaired

Locations

  1. Burnham Market
  2. Downham Market
  3. Fakenham
  4. Heacham
  5. Hunstanton
  6. King’s Lynn
  7. Norfolk
  8. Sandringham
  9. Snettisham
  10. Walsingham
  11. Wisbech
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  • Holiday makers on Brancaster beach.

    Brancaster Beach

    , Brancaster
    Open all year.

    From the Hunstanton direction, the further around the West Norfolk coast you go, you will discover the quieter pleasures on Brancaster beach, with its natural dunes.

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  • Heacham Beach in west Norfolk.

    Heacham Beach

    Heacham, King’s Lynn
    Open all year.

    Heacham started to become popular as a seaside resort with the Victorians due to the opening of the railway line between King’s Lynn and Hunstanton in the early 1860s.

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  • Wide shot of Holme-next-the-Sea in west Norfolk.

    Holme-next-the-Sea Beach

    Beach Road, Holme-next-the-Sea
    Open all year. Holme Dunes and Reserve under AONB ‘Red Zone’ status, so please access the local area responsibly.

    In the relatively thin strip of land between the village and the sea, large areas of salt marsh much used by birds for feeding and breeding are to be found.

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  • The red and white striped cliffs at Hunstanton beach.

    Hunstanton Beach

    , Hunstanton
    Open all year.

    Hunstanton is a gently sloping beach with rock pools at the northern end leading to Hunstanton’s famous red and white stripped cliffs.

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