Coast & Birdlife of Norfolk
Bird lovers This is one of Britain’s great centres for bird lovers. Combinations of salt and fresh water marshes provide a unique environment for visiting species. Binoculars are worth carrying along any part of the coast, as visiting birds change with the seasons. There are particularly good facilities at
Titchwell (RSPB) www.rspb.org.uk
Cley Marshes (Norfolk Wildlife Trust).
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North Sea Seals Gray seals and common seals abound in the waters just off the coast and regularly haul up on the beach at Blakeney Point. Boat trips from Blakeney and Morston provide a wonderful opportunity to get close to the animals without threatening or disturbing them.
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Wide open beaches The great sweeps of sand along the north coast make it easy to get away from your fellow man if you fancy a quiet and uninterrupted walk. Holkham, Blakeney, Overstrand and Mundesley all have the space to allow you time to yourself.
Please select from the pictures below to view the details of each hotel.
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| Enjoy country house comfort at The Dales, a lovingly restored former rectory with 21 luxurious rooms and a fine restaurant set in secluded grounds on the edge of a quiet village. | Seaside Edwardian elegance awaits you at the Sea Marge with its commanding cliff-top views. This historic house offers a facinating variety of comfortable rooms with excellent food. | All round family fun is what the The Links is about. A great location close to the coast with a range of sporting facilities including a swimming pool, gym and its own golf course. Family rooms and dining facilities. |
