Sunrise Lodge

A must-see is a wander along the pathway alongside the stunning harbour, a working fishing port and popular with the sailing fraternity. After taking in the ever-changing views, you will soon meet the soft sandy beaches with picturesque colourful beach huts against a woodland backdrop. Kick off your shoes and let the soft sands meet between your toes whilst enjoying the views of basking seals and the colourful sails of the boats passing by. Follow the sandy trail around to the soft dunes where you will meet the stunning beaches of Holkham, you may even spot a member of the Royal family or two as they visit the area from their Royal Norfolk home.

For a novel day out climb aboard for your big adventure of the world's smallest light railway. Start your journey at the seaside town of Wells-next-the-Sea and enjoy a half hour trip passing through beautiful countryside whilst taking in the sounds and smells of old-time train travel. The thirty-minute journey ends at the beautiful Abbey village of Walsingham, an area with a long history of religious pilgrimage since 1601 and home to the ruins of two medieval monastic houses, a fun trip for the whole family.

Just over a mile away is the friendly local pub The Carpenters Arms, here you can enjoy tasty dishes made from locally sourced ingredients and a welcoming atmosphere, great for foodies. Alternatively why not hire a bicycle from 'On Yer Bike' cycle hire located close by. The nearby hamlet of Stiffkey boasts a wonderful local shop, ideal for those essential provisions as well as a coffee shop; lookout for the seasonal foods as this area is notoriously popular with foodies!

The picturesque village of Blakeney must be your next stop, popular with sailors and families alike there is plenty to do with excellent spots for crabbing, so be sure to visit at the turn of the tide! Why not book a fabulous trip to see the seals, popular with guests of all ages. An interesting trip is to Sandringham House, the private country retreat to their Majesties King Charles and Queen Camilla. Visit the house and gardens and explore the Royal parkland and nature trails.

You can choose to holiday independently in Sunrise Lodge or if you wish to meet up with family or friends why not consider booking one of the two other lodges, Sunset Lodge (5628) and Sunnyside Lodge (5630) enjoy making special memories together with three lodges to choose from. The lodges are all set back from a country lane with little traffic noise, apart from the odd tractor from the neighbouring farm or cyclist passing by. The area is a haven of wildlife with bird reserves at Blakeney Point and Titchwell Marsh, this is an ornithologists dream with its abundance of nature on your doorstep.