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We have been successfully trading for over 4 years and we provide visitors to Norfolk Holiday Cottages with a clear choice from the enormous variety of different holiday cottages that are available to book. We hope to help you plan for a truly magical holiday, here in Norfolk. We love Norfolk !
We are able to do this without hesitation because we are from and are based right here in Norfolk. Find yourself the perfect holiday today There are many different types of holiday cottages to choose from: holiday cottages close to the beach, holiday cottages that allow dogs to stay with visitors, holiday cottages that offer guests free Wi-fi. We promise that you will be spoilt for choice! Use our Advanced Search to access information about these holiday cottages. Why Norfolk ? Norwich is well connected by rail and road, so visiting Norfolk is quick and easy. For those of you that have already visited, we are certain you will agree with us - Norfolk is the place to be! The Best WeatherNorfolk enjoys some of the best weather here in the UK! Our position on the east coast gives us more than favourable weather compared to the rest of the country. Put simply, we enjoy more sunny days and less rainfall than anywhere else – FACT! The Best BeachesDuring the summer season of 2012 several of Norfolk’s beaches were awarded with the a prestigious ‘Blue Flag’. These include the seaside resorts of Cromer, Sheringham, Sea-Palling, Mundesley and Hunstanton. Nowhere else in England can you find such a diverse variety of beach types. We have dunes, cliffs (even stripy ones!) , flat beaches (stretching for miles), pebble beaches, shingle beaches, and more... and because of the shape of Norfolk, all beaches are within the reach of most locations. The Coasthopper bus service covers the journey from Kings Lynn to Cromer.
Norfolk todayNowadays, Norfolk remains relatively unspoilt but is able to offer modern pleasures when and where required. It's a broad, bright land of high heath and pine forests; of green marshes and sparkling broads; of vast barley stubbles that run into the sky; of purple moorland with heather; of saltings just as purple with sea lavender.
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