The beach
Miles of sand backed by dunes, pine woods and a row of colourful beach huts. Dogs are allowed all year at the western end.
Sea Holly Barn
A small flint village on the North Norfolk coast, a five-minute walk from the staithe and pub, with the coast path at the bottom of the lane.
Miles of sand backed by dunes, pine woods and a row of colourful beach huts. Dogs are allowed all year at the western end.
The little tidal harbour at the end of the lane. Crabbing at high tide, seal trips from the next village along, and the best sunsets.
A flint village with a friendly pub serving local mussels, a deli for breakfast supplies and a Saturday market.
The Norfolk Coast Path runs along the sea wall at the bottom of the lane. Walk east for the windmill, west for the nature reserve.
Hides overlooking the marsh and lagoons, with avocets in spring and huge flocks of pink-footed geese in winter.
Independent shops, galleries, a Georgian square and a very good fish and chip shop.