Discover the Magic of Autumn Breaks on the East Norfolk Coast
Want to escape the hustle and bustle of city life this autumn? The East Norfolk coast offers an idyllic retreat filled with picturesque landscapes and calming seaside vibes. Here’s why it should be your next getaway destination.
Explore The Broads National Park
Experience the serenity of The Broads with its network of rivers and lakes. Rent a boat for the day and cruise through this stunning natural reserve, where vibrant autumnal colours paint the trees.
Visit Horsey Gap for Seal Watching
Autumn is the perfect time to see seals at Horsey Gap. As the pups are born between November and January, you’ll witness colonies of seals basking on the beach—a truly spectacular sight.
Stroll Through The Historic Market Town of Holt
Holt is a charming town that comes alive with autumnal charm. Wander through its quaint streets, enjoy the boutique shops, galleries and don’t miss the chance to savor a hot chocolate at Byfords cafe.
Walk the Coastal Path
The Norfolk Coast Path offers breathtaking views and invigorating walks. Choose a section like the stretch Mundesley to Sea Palling which passes the iconic red and white lighthouse at Happisburgh.
Indulge in Fresh Seafood
With the North Sea at its doorstep, east Norfolk boasts some of the freshest seafood. Head to the Beach Rock Bistro by the beach at Sea Palling, or pick up a seafood platter from Dabs and Crabs in Ormesby.
Stay in a Cosy Seaside Cottage
Enhance your experience by staying in a traditional Norfolk flint cottage like Bulmer Cottage in Winterton-on-Sea. This charming cottage comes with a wood-burning stove, providing the perfect spot to unwind after a day outdoors.
Capture the Stunning Sunsets
Autumn sunsets on the Norfolk coast are nothing short of spectacular. Sunsets over water can be some of the most vivid – head to Salhouse Broad to witness skies painted in hues of pink, orange, and purple as the sun dips below the horizon.
The East Norfolk coast offers a unique blend of natural beauty, wildlife, and local culture for your next autumn getaway.