Norfolk

From unspoilt sandy beaches to vast heathlands, experience a landscape rich in wildlife.

Common seals, on a sand and shingle spit at Blakeney Point, Norfolk, amongst a breeding colony of sandwich terns

Take a boat trip to Blakeney Point

Blakeney Point is recognised as internationally important for its breeding birds, and its seal colony. Grey seal pups are born on Blakeney Point during November, December and early January. The best way to view the seal pups is by taking a boat from Morston Quay. You can stay in a holiday cottage nearby.

Blakeney Lodge

This lodge is in the shadows of an old windmill and on the edge of Blakeney National Nature Reserve. Sleeps three.

Mrs Preedy's Cottage

This pretty cottage is a 25-minute drive from Blakeney. Dog friendly. Sleeps five.

The two-storey octagonal tower for which Mustard Pot Cottage is named, surrounded by grass and trees, Norfolk

Recently refurbished - Mustard Pot Cottage

Shaped like a small condiment pot, this cosy cottage has octagonal shaped rooms, narrow winding stairs and arched doorways. Sleeps two.

The exterior of The Tower, nr Aylsham, Norfolk

Blickling Tower

This unusual building was once the second Earl of Buckinghamshire's race stand at Blickling. With its large, arched windows, spiral staircase, and third-floor roof terrace, it's like your own little castle. Sleeps four.

3 Horsey Barns

This former granary has a glazed entrance and one of its three bedrooms on a galleried floor overlooking the open-plan living space below. There's a small, enclosed lawn outside, looking over arable fields towards the sand dunes. It's a great spot to relax after a day sailing, walking or wildlife spotting. Dog friendly. Sleeps six.