Harecroft

Youngsters will enjoy exploring the rockpools at low tide, where the iconic stripy cliffs border Old Hunstanton with 'Sunny Hunny'. Pine trees, sand dunes and beach huts separate the village from the sandy beach, where you can look out for ancient fossils, dip your toes in the water or take a swim, and with tuition available locally from the sailing school, why not give sea kayaking a try!

Just a few minutes' walk away is the coastal path and the seaside town of New Hunstanton with its busy promenade and funfair as well as a bustling high street, which offers visitors an array of independent shops as well as supermarkets to stock up on supplies. For a more sedate adventure, follow the signs to the quieter coastline of Holme-next-the-Sea, where you can visit the RSPB reserve. Holme-next-the-Sea boasts a friendly local pub and restaurant as well as a local bakery. Why not try the local speciality of samphire with the catch of the day, or pick up some delicious treats to take to the beach for a picnic.

For a family fun day out; why not catch the Coast Hopper bus and discover the surrounding coastline heading towards the popular destination of Wells-next-the-Sea, with its working harbour and an array of independent shops to peruse. Stop off en route and while away the afternoon feasting on local produce or enjoy fresh fish and chips for supper from Gurneys fish shop at Drove Orchards.

Whether you are looking to explore the Norfolk coastal path, enjoy breathtaking sunsets or simply create lasting memories with family of lazy days by the sea; Harecroft is the perfect destination for a unforgettable year-round seaside holiday.