Norfolk Lavender is a very popular tourist attraction during the lavender growing and harvesting season – May to September. The heady lavender scent drifts in the air for miles around. From the visitors centre at Heacham, the national...

Bircham Windmill is set in beautiful rural Norfolk. Visitors can climb the five floors and admire the view from the top. Refreshments are available from our tearooms – a range of homemade cakes and scones, soup, pasties and ploughman’s lunches....

This large designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty is made up of saltmarsh, intertidal mud and sandflats. It is particularly noted for birdlife and nesting terns are frequently spotted. Now protected by the National Trust, walkers can get...

Located a few miles away from King’s Lynn in the charming North Norfolk coastal countryside, Castle Rising is one of the best-preserved and lavishly decorated keeps in the whole of Britain. The structure was begun in 1138 by William...

Hunstanton Beach offers something for everyone. Nicknamed “Sunny Hunny” because of its reputation for spectacular sunsets, the fine sandy beach is a haven for holidaymakers. Not only are there the traditional seaside attractions – donkey rides, amusements, sports,...

The aim of the Hunstanton Sea Life Sanctuary is to rescue, treat and return to the wild where possible, or provide a home for, all sea life in need of help. Every year, their animal care team race to...

Nicknamed “Wiley, the Wash Monster” this incredible machine is an ex military vehicle manufactured in 1967 for use as a landing craft by American forces in Vietnam. This 60 seater amphibious craft now transports tourists from the sandy beach...

The Kings Lynn Corn Exchange offers a year round programme of live entertainment including music concerts, comedy, ballet, opera, drama, children’s shows and much more. Also use for fairs, dinner dances and wedding receptions, this venue is a wonderful addition...

Situated in Old Hunstanton, a quiet picturesque village, by a beautiful beach, opposite a popular pub with extensive garden eating areas. Daily varying craft demonstrations including woodturning, teddy making, flower crafts, glass painting and jewellery beadwork can be seen alongside...

Opened in 1932 and renamed following the wedding of Diana and Charles in 1981, the building is noted for its construction in Norfolk Carrstone and is cleverly designed to be used as a live theatre and cinema. Renowned for...