Salt marshes and seal colonies, flint villages and waterways for slow boats.
Norfolk is England’s driest corner and its flattest: the north coast is salt marsh, pine woods and wide sands, with seals basking off Blakeney Point and Wells-next-the-Sea as the harbour town. The Broads are a maze of rivers and lakes for hired boats and canoes, and Norwich has a Norman cathedral and castle and a market that has been held for nine hundred years.
Known for
- Camping
- Coastal
- Pubs, breweries & distilleries
- Family
Best time to visit
The best months for Norfolk Coast & the Broads are May, June, July, August and September.
Suggested route
7 nights across 3 stops. Jourimo adjusts it to the length of your trip.
- 1Norwich · 2 nights
- 2Wells-next-the-Sea · 3 nights
- 3Cromer · 2 nights