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Norfolk living Guide

Your Barefoot guide to North Norfolk

If you’re looking for the things to do whilst staying in Norfolk, you’re in the right place. We’ve put together a series of blogs that will inspire your adventures, point you in the direction of a good pub, tell you where’s best for a spot of afternoon tea and much much more. 

Destinations

Everything you need to know about… RSPB Titchwell Marsh

From marsh harriers soaring overhead to avocets guarding their fluffy chicks, this family-friendly nature reserve is a wonderful spot to celebrate wildlife.

Destinations

Everything you need to know about… Snettisham Park

From deer safaris to bottle-feeding the lambs, there’s never a dull moment at this thriving working farm.

Inspiration

Life’s a beach: 5 of the best spots for beachcombing in North Norfolk

45 miles of unspoiled coastline means there are some serious treasures to be found amongst the sandy dunes and shingle shores

Inspiration

Child’s play: 6 of the coolest independent children’s shops in Norfolk

Take your little ones to these colourful, characterful stores and earn yourself some serious parenting points.

Activities

Vitamin Sea: 6 of the coolest places for stand-up paddleboarding

Whether you’re a seasoned pro or just testing the water, there are plenty of places to SUP along the coast.

Activities

Wet weather plan: how to keep kids entertained on rainy days

Let’s face it, Norfolk isn’t always going to be sunshine and blue skies. Luckily there’s plenty to do indoors to ensure showers don’t stop play Pensthorpe  Little ones will go wild for Pensthorpe whatever the weather. The 700-acre natural park encompasses four gardens and a nature reserve, all of which teem with flora and fauna.…

Food & Drink

Shop local: the lowdown on all the finest delis in North Norfolk

For regional foods, specialist wines and delectable treats, nothing beats a good delicatessen and there are some excellent ones in North Norfolk to savour.

Food & Drink

Eggs factor: 6 of the best places for brunch

From the freshest of coffee to a locally sourced Full English, here’s where you can breakfast like a King or Queen.

Inspiration

Step on it: 6 of the best coastal walks

From sand dunes to salt marsh to shingle, and a serious amount of wildlife, put your best foot forward along North Norfolk’s wildly beautiful coastline 

Food & Drink

Life is sweet: 6 of the best places for afternoon tea

From finger sandwiches and fluffy scones, here’s where to indulge in the most deliciously decadent afternoon teas in North Norfolk.

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