West of Wells Camping and Glamping

Nature is your playground in this area and Holkham Beach (45 minutes’ walk) will give you your daily dose of sand and sea. Further afield, there’s Brancaster Beach (10 minutes’ drive), where you’ll find a coast-stricken shipwreck (spooky!) For more unfiltered nature, the Scolt Head Island national nature reserve (50 minutes’ walk) is an unspoiled slice of the coast, with delicate wildlife living among its marshes, mudflats, and shingles. Grab your binoculars for RSPB Titchwell Marsh nature reserve (10 minutes), a bird lovers' hotspot. Then, head onto Blakeney Point National nature reserve (25 minutes) for a glimpse of England’s largest grey seal colony. Holkham Hall (10 minutes’ drive) offers a more stately affair, hosting events and tours around the courtyards. There’s Sandringham Estate (30 minutes), too, while Little Walsingham (20 minutes) is home to a shrine and two medieval monastic houses, with history breathing in every little corner. The bird sanctuary and harbour town of Wells-next-the-Sea is a short stop away (10 minutes) - if you’re lucky, you might spot more seals in the harbour.