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Last weeks very low tides exposed the remains of a world war 1 shipwreck the SS Fernebo a Swedish vessel that was broken in two either by a mine or an explosion on board. It can be seen on a very low tide between Cromer and Overstrand, so it’s quite a rare sight. The steamer…
Christmas decorations going up with a little help this year from Rosie! We are now ready to welcome guests and their dogs in Beach Retreat and Swallow cottages for Christmas, New Year and pre Christmas breaks. Beach Retreat Our dog free cottages are also getting ready for the festivities, Gardeners, Rectory, Old Bakehouse, Hardys and…
Wroxham Barns is one of the few places in North Norfolk where visitors can bottled feed lambs. Bottle feeding takes place every day in the main barn during the lambing season . For more details go to www.wroxhambarns.co.uk
If you’re thinking of coming to Norfolk, why not come by train Journey on the Bure Valley Railway Norfolk’s longest fifteen inch gauge line runs between the ancient market town of Aylsham and Wroxham, on the Norfolk Broads’ Journey on the Poppy line Railway The North Norfolk Railway offers far more than…
Fairhaven woodland and Water Gardens. Fairhaven is a beautiful garden set in the heart of the Norfolk Broads made up by a network of dyke systems and a private broad. Well worth a visit during the next few months, the new winter garden has been planted with hellebores, snowdrops, primroses and spring daffodils . Walsingham Abbey….
Walsingham Abbey Snowdrop season, amazing walks through blankets of snowdrops and aconites. Holkham Stories Archivist Lucy Purvis has unearthed some fascinating stories of people who have lived and worked at Holkham over the years. You can follow the trail around the exhibition to learn more about the characters. Spot the many books hidden around…
Four star gold, family-run self catering holiday accommodation in the village of Overstrand in north Norfolk.
Beach Retreats offer two properties in Overstrand, one of the best coastal villages of north Norfolk to relax and enjoy the slower pace of life that is still a feature of this part of the world.