Discover the Area

Norfolk
England's Cycling Country
The Norfolk Coast Cycle way is made for cyclists, with a network of quiet country roads, lanes and bridleways with views over many varied landscapes

Bird Watching
One of the RSPB's most important reserves at Titchwell with avocets, little terns and marsh harriers. Another reserve at Snettisham with a wide variety of migrant and resident species

Walking
The Norfolk coastal path as part of Peddars Way and the Norfolk coast path National Trail runs though an area of outstanding natural beauty

Dersingham Bog This area forms part of the Sandringham Estate and is managed for it's rich variety of plant and animal life. The reserve has three distinct habitats - Mire, Heath and Woodland, which are closely intermingled.
Natural England

Snettisham Reserve If you visit Snettisham at high tide during the autumn and winter, you will be treated to one of Britain's greatest wildlife spectacles. The Wash's rising tide pushes tens of thousands of wading birds and ducks up the beach and onto the reserve's pools. From November to early February, up to 40,000 pink-footed geese roost on the reserve. They are best viewed either early in the morning or late afternoon.
RSPB