Visit NorthNorfolk

An area set apart in its location and character, North Norfolk is found at the farthest eastern reaches of England. A good road network connects it to Britain's motorways, and there are rail and coach links from most parts of the country. Trains run on the Bittern Line from Norwich to Sheringham, passing through Wroxham, North Walsham and Cromer on the way. Norwich Airport is within easy reach. North Norfolk stretches for 43 miles along the picturesque and ever-changing coast. Three quarters of this coastline are designated Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty and many of those beaches have a history of winning awards for their cleanliness and facilities. Its coastal towns have grown over the centuries from small, isolated fishing communities into bustling seaside resorts. But they have kept the character of communities working on the shore - the crab and fishing boats still putting out to sea, the lifeboats still proudly manned, and now the waters and nature reserves carefully maintained to preserve the area's reputation as an unspoilt retreat.
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