The North Norfolk coast is calling…
Big skies, miles of coastline and country walks – North Norfolk has it all, and in Weybourne, it feels like we have even more. You’ll find a slower pace and sense of calm against a backdrop of cottage gardens, the smuggler’s favourite beach and clear sky nights. Stay longer, explore further and you will find plenty of hidden gems, from antique shops to nature reserves.
Let’s start with the sea
Weybourne isn’t just on the coast. It’s perched right on the edge of England’s eastern edge. Our nearby beaches are sandy and stony (there’s something for everyone). There are local seals and seabirds to spot. There is crabbing to try out. There are challenging – and not so challenging – coastal walks. And there is good old-fashioned bucket and spade fun to be had.
North Norfolk at its best
Inland, medieval villages mix with ancient woodlands and big open skies. Lose yourself in some of the local villages and small towns. Explore historic castles (Castle Acre) and stately homes (Blickling Estate, Felbrigg Hall and Holkham Hall). Walk around the Walsingham ruins and find out more about its religious pilgrimages. Come for the scenery and linger for a while…
Local Walks
We have gathered together a few of our favourite walks to share with you. These are all on our doorstep.
Local attractions
From the dawn of time, to the age of steam – there is so much to see and do… Have a look at some highlights of what’s going on around us.
Muckleburgh Military Collection
Norfolk’s largest working museum of military vehicles includes tanks and armoured cars, as well as bombs, artillery and missiles used by the allied armies during World War II.
North Norfolk Railway
Weybourne Station is part of the North Norfolk Railway and has been restored to its original condition. Take a special trip on a steam train. Try and work out which television series the station has appeared in (spoiler alert, it features in Hi-De-Hi! and Dad’s Army).
Weybourne Beach
Walk in the footsteps of the earliest humans; this is the start and end of the Deep History Coast trail. It is also a perfect spot for a readind and sunbathing.
Blakeney Point
It’s famous for its seals. If you do nothing else, join one of the seal boat trips from Morston Quay. It’s perfect for all the family – including dogs.
Sheringham Park
This National Trust park and garden has a thousand acres of woodland and parkland to explore.
Cromer
Enjoy the famous pier. This is the place to try crabbing – or a seaside stroll. It is cool and edgy; it even has surfing.
Find us
Wish you were here?
It’s the best of North Norfolk. We are situated in the town of Weybourne, you can find us a stone’s throw from the sea. The nearest train station is Sheringham, an 8-minute taxi ride (3.2 mi) via A149. To drive from Holt takes eleven minutes (4.0 mi) via Kelling Rd and Holgate Hill.
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