With miles of unspoilt coastline and an abundance of outdoor spaces for you to discover, Norfolk is a wonderful family holiday destination. The region enjoys a warm climate during summer months, making it a popular choice for those not wanting to go abroad. There is always lots to see and do throughout the year but events ramp up in summer, with something to do for everyone.

Norfolk boasts some of the most beautiful countryside in the UK and is also home to many forests and world renowned nature reserves. The Norfolk broads provides 125 miles of breathtaking scenery, where you can walk, ramble, cycle or just simply pull a picnic out and sit and enjoy. Dog lovers flock to Norfolk as it s very dog friendly due to the acres of land where they can roam freely. A lot of holiday cottages and B&B’s make dogs feel very welcome, so you do not have to fret about leaving your best friend behind.

Young children love to play at the beach and you will be spoilt for choice with resorts such as Great Yarmouth, Gorleston-on-Sea and Cromer. Cromer proudly houses the only British pier with a working theatre. Children will love the summer shows put on by the theatre company and will also love the many fairground rides and game arcades, that are synonymous with British seaside resorts. As well as having lots of fun, families can explore local wildlife along the beaches, with designated nature trails to cram in a little bit of learning into your holiday.

Norfolk is rich in country homes, museums and art galleries, where you can learn about the areas history. Retrace the footsteps of Horatio Nelson and discover how Queen Boudicca’s Iceni tribe used to live. Sounds like great fun, doesn’t it? Norwich is a great place to visit if you are looking for a culture fix, where you can visit the two amazing cathedrals,many churches and, of course, Norwich castle.

Norfolk is a go-to destination for foodies looking for quality british produce. The area prides itself on supporting local farmers and producers, with an abundance of independent shops and restaurants. Pop along to a farmers market and feast on local specialities, such as Cromer crab, Binham Blue cheese and samphire picked straight out of the salt marshes. Beautiful.

Tourists return to Norfolk year upon year and, we are sure that once you take your first visit you will be joining them.