Cottages in Winterton-on-Sea

If you are looking for a place to spend your holiday, with a nice and quiet atmosphere, close to beautiful beaches and nature, we have the perfect destination for you to have the best experience. In the county of Norfolk lies the wonderful old fishing village of Winterton-on-Sea, which has been a popular holiday destination over the years. It has a charm like no other, as it is characterised by its remoteness from the big, bustling cities, so you can fully relax on its fantastic beaches whilst enjoying the traditional English atmosphere. Enjoy all this while staying in one of the beautiful and modern holiday cottages available in Winterton-on-Sea. As this is a very touristy town, many of these cottages are very close to the beach, just metres away, so getting around won't be a problem.

No matter which cottage you choose for your holiday, in Winterton-on-Sea you are sure to find one that suits your needs and preferences. These cottages are fully equipped with everything you need for a stress-free holiday. With furnished rooms, fully equipped kitchens and bathrooms, plus appliances, internet access, parking, and a pet-friendly policy. So don't think twice and come and enjoy this charming seaside town, book your cottage now!

Winterton-on-Sea beach is, undoubtedly, the town's most important tourist attraction, so a visit to this place is a must. With its pleasantly fine golden sands, calm and refreshing waters, and surrounded by its characteristic dunes, this coastal gem is the ideal place for those with a desire for a quiet and peaceful beach. It is also perfect for spending a morning or afternoon walking on its sands, as it is a considerably long and uncrowded beach, so you can have plenty of privacy, do all kinds of activities, enjoy the coastal views, or walk your pet.

This small town has not only a beautiful beach but also a variety of natural wonders to discover. One of them is the Broads National Park, which is a national park with breathtaking scenery, where as well as a great display of plants, you'll also find home to diverse wildlife such as birds, otters and butterflies. Come and enjoy the lakes, which are actually connected to each other, and where you can go sailing or have a fun afternoon fishing. Another place to visit here are the dunes of Winterton-on-sea, which also characterise this small fishing village. Enjoy the stunning dunes and the large expanses of land under blue skies with your family, friends or pet. There are useful footpaths for easy access and even a space to park your car.

This is a Winterton-on-Sea tourist destination that is steeped in history. It is the magnificent Church of the Holy Trinity and All Saints, which has an imposing Victorian structure dating back to the 24th century. The structure includes a tall and impressive seven-storey tower, although erosion from the sea air has caused significant deterioration. However, the interior is well worth seeing as it displays details that characterize the fishermen of Winterton-on-Sea, such as baskets, fishing nets and scale wooden boats.

If you are looking for a unique holiday experience, this place with fantastic animals is what you are looking for. Here at beautiful Horsey Gap Beach, if you plan to travel during the seal pupping season (between October and November), you'll be able to see these creatures give birth to their adorable pups.

Tea time is a big deal in Britain, and Winterton-on-Sea is the ideal place for it. Poppy's is a traditional English tea-room, where, as well as enjoying a hot beverage, you can also sample a variety of cakes and pastries. Whether you're here for breakfast or lunch, you'll have a great time in this beautifully decorated establishment.

When it comes to travelling it's also crucial to find places to fill your belly, so this next place is sure to be what you're looking for. It's a free-house with a wide variety of meat, pork and fish dishes, as well as many options for vegetarians and vegans. All this you can enjoy while sipping a refreshing beer or cocktail, and relaxing in the warm and cosy interior.

This place combines an incredible 15th century castle and one of the largest automobile museums in the country. This castle was built in 1432, and although the original structure is in ruins, you can explore and climb to the top of the castle for beautiful views of the surrounding area. And if you decide to go to the museum, you can see displays of vintage cars, bicycles and pedal cars of all types and from many eras, such as Peter Rachman's Cadillac, Jim Clark's Lotus, and the iconic first Ford Fiesta.

It is a 250-year-old zoo/garden. Its plant collection includes a beautiful willow forest, but its animal collection is one of its biggest attractions, with creatures such as otters, rare tigers, crocodiles, deer, waterfowl and many more. There is also a children's playground and a nice gift shop if you want to take a souvenir of the place with you.

Mini golf is a fun activity wherever you go, and the best place to do it is the spectacular Lost World Adventure Golf. This is a 9-hole dinosaur-themed golf course, so the space is decorated with large dinosaurs of all species, as well as fossils and a model of an ancient Aztec temple. Come and enjoy it with your family and friends, either in the afternoon, or at dusk, where the lights and sound effects will make your experience even more fun.