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Easter holidays North Norfolk

With spring in full swing Easter is the perfect time to visit North Norfolk. The coastal path buzzes with wonderful wildlife - bees; swallows and migrant geese returning home. Stately homes and historical landmarks open to visitors, lambing season begins, the days are longer, the skies are bluer, and the weather is warmer. Easter in North Norfolk blends traditional celebrations with the natural beauty of the area. Check out some of the activities and features we recommend during your Easter holiday in North Norfolk

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Valentines in North Norfolk

Love actually, is all around; 5 of the most romantic things to do in North Norfolk this February and a few of our favourite restaurants. Valentines in North Norfolk, a time to enjoy the simple life with your loved ones in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) - stunning sandy beaches for windswept walks, hidden salt marshes, and wonderful wildlife reserves.

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