Norfolk is one of the most beautiful county’s in England, with an amazing amount of beautiful countryside. The whole county had an air of being free and wild, at one with nature and wanting to explore what this wonderful world has to offer.

The highlight of spring in Norfolk is the beautiful bluebell woods that can be found all over the country. Sheringham Park and Foxley Wood are particularly stunning in bluebell season, with blankets of purple to be seen from miles around, why not pack a picnic and relax amongst one of the most beautiful scenes you could picture. The woods themselves begin to explode with colour in spring, starting with small yellow buds then bursting into a collage of greens and yellows to brighten up your walk. Miles and miles of rapeseed fields explode with colour and the harsh cold of winter soon becomes history as the joy of spring ensues.

Think of spring and you will automatically think of lambs and duckling, both of which you can see in abundance amongst the countryside and lakesides of Norfolk. You can take children to farms to see how nature springs to life and see the animals run just as freely as children that are shaking off the chills of winter. As the birds begin to migrate back, the influx in birdwatchers in Norfolk commences, all striving to see rare breeds as they begin to settle during spring and summer.

Beaches are not just for summer, you can enjoy the peace and tranquility that spring time beach walks bring. With the tourists yet to flock to the sunny summer houses, you will have the space to take nature trails along the beach and sit and watch the world go by as you sip on a cup of coffee. Spring is a great time to go on nature trails as you start to see the first signs of life from plants, animals and sea creatures, that thrive on the rugged Norfolk coastline.

Shake off your winter blues with a burst of colour and life in the wonderful world of Norfolk.