Glamping in North Norfolk

Wherever you prefer to stay you can choose from the options Holidu brings you. In places like Happisburgh, Stiffkey, Trunch, Briston or Salthouse, among others, you will find comfortable glamping option full of splendour to spend a few magical days.

Holidu's accommodations offer a mix of elegance and comfort. Some glamping accommodations have a swimming pool so that young and old ones can relax without leaving what will be their home during their holidays. Glamping for families, couples, solo travellers and groups of up to 6 people in wooden and contemporary constructions with all the details carefully chosen to make your stay a memorable one and make you feel at home. Find the one that suits your needs. They also have places away from the noise for those who love contact with nature in more secluded areas.

North Norfolk is an ideal destination for nature lovers, with the incredible Sculthorpe Moor Nature Reserve, the Cley Marshes Visitor Centre and Pensthorpe Natural Park. Lavender fields and unspoilt forests, glamping accommodation amidst lush trees are great for appreciating the peaceful wildlife. The North Norfolk coast is also an AONB and a large seaside protected area with excellent walking trails and a great variety of local wildlife amid diverse, beautiful landscapes.

Believe it or not, in North Norfolk you can enjoy a sunny weekend on a quiet, beautiful beach. In Hunstanton, it is common to find families enjoying the sand and sea. This would be both a relaxing and fun experience for anyone who doesn't want to miss out on a glorious day at the beach. Head to Cromer, Sheringham or Mundesley. Enjoy a day on white the sands of Holkham, backed by dunes. This beach has been the natural setting for many films. Find the award-winning dog-friendly Wells-next-the-Sea, that belongs to the coastal nature reserve. Enjoy the miles of golden sands on Brancaster Beach and practice some kitesurfing. Ready to go?

The Sandringham Estate belongs to Queen Elizabeth II and is one of her country homes, which is why it is so popular. Who wouldn't want to picnic in a royal home to feel like part of British royalty?

To take a selfie on the Norfolk Coast Path is to have a treasure to remember for life, a wonderful moment in a unique landscape. Its picturesque houses line the beach at Wells Next Sea and it is ideal for lovely strolls with incredible views. Go along the path, take your pics and start making memories to last a lifetime.

Not only will you find idyllic beaches in Hunstanton, but you can also visit the Sea Life Sanctuary aquarium or the Rainbow Park amusement park. Spend a day on Hunstanton South Beach, Old Hunstanton Beach or Hunstanton Cliffs. Sandy and shingle beaches for the family to enjoy walks along the shore, build castles with the little one, work on your tan, take a refreshing dip during hot days and look for shells or treasures. Time flies quickly when you are having fun!

This pier is popular with brides and grooms looking for a romantic and unforgettable moment. In fact, this place has witnessed multiple proposed marriages. And in the evenings there are live shows to end the day on a high note. Admire the colours in the sky as the sun starts to go down in the horizon. The beauty of these moments will be forever in your memory. Don't let others tell you about it. See it yourself!

To get here you have to take a ferry, but it will be worth it when you see thousands of wild seals going about their lives as if you don't exist - a beauty that everyone should experience!

The Norfolk Lavender Fields is a favourite spot for photographers, located very close to Hunstanton, and provides the most beautiful purple floral panorama that won't leave your mind. Quite an Instagrammable spot for sure!

This railway is part of North Norfolk's cultural heritage and the journey takes around 20 minutes. During the trip, you can see the most breathtaking views of the region. From April to November, visitors can hop aboard an old steam train from the 1950s and experience this unique ride!