We spent our Easter weekend in Norfolk so I thought I’d share what we got up to if you are thinking of planning a trip there – We stayed in the wonderful Old Hall (see previous post for a full review!) which is situated in North Norfolk but we spent lots of time on the coast… Here’s what we got up to:
🍦- Walked along Hunstanton beach and grabbed an ice cream from East Coast Gelato – it was SO good and the scoops were huge!
🌾 – Explored Old Hunstanton beach – it’s just up the road from Hunstanton but is way less touristy, more natural and perfect for a dog walk!
🚂- Took the Bure Valley Railway from Aylsham to Wroxham – it’s a tiny little train that’s dog friendly too – you get assigned your own carriage and the journey takes around 45 mins
⚓️ – Sailed the Norfolk Broads with Broads Tours Boats – Again this was doggy friendly and the guides were really knowledgable it was a great way to explore the Norfolk Broads
🍃- Explored Wroxham town and waterways – Wroxham has a number of great walking routes and shops including Roy’s stores – A family run business since 1895, Roys department stores are located across Norfolk & Suffolk
🍖 – Got lunch at The Station Smokehouse- A unique restaurant near the station specialising in BBQ our favourite was the brisket
🌸 – Wandered around Burnham Market a picturesque town near the north Norfolk coast, the pretty flowers are outside Mables sweet shop
🍽 – Had Sunday lunch at Socius The whole meal was amazing but our highlight was the tuna starter and of course Freddie’s doggy dinner!
🌊- Visited Wells-Next-The-Sea – we parked in the beach car park and walked along the waterside into the town
🍃 – Relaxed! When we weren’t out exploring Old Hall was the perfect place to kick back and relax in their gorgeous gardens surrounded by countryside!
Have you ever been to Norfolk? 🍃
