Holiday rentals in Holme-next-the-Sea

The beautiful village of Holme-next-the-Sea is perfectly located in the western corner of the Norfolk Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty around 3 hours by car east of Sheffield, Leeds and Birmingham and just under 2 hours north of Cambridge. Here you are ideally located to make the most of the beautiful scenery along the the Norfolk coastline with a multitude of options available for day trips along the coast exploring magnificent landscapes such as the Salthouse Marshes or heading out on an hour long boat trip to see grey seals and beautiful migrant birds up close at Blakeney Point!

Here you are within easy driving distance of beautiful, historical sites in the Norfolk Coast Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty such as Creake Abbey, the flint walled ruins of an Augustinian abbey church and estates such as the lavish Sandringham Estate, The National Trust´s 15th century Felbrigg Hall, a stunning mansion with lavish interiors nestled in a vast estate replete with a lake and woodland and the stately Holkham Hall, all within an hour´s scenic drive from your home base in Holme-next-the-Sea! Experience a taste of Norfolk´s fresh seafood at the Wells Crab House Seafood Restaurant in Wells where you can feast on crab, lobster and mussels.

With 75 km of unspoiled coastline, in Norfolk you are sure to find the perfect beach! Heacham and Hunstanton, an elegant Victorian beach resort boast absolutely spectacular sunsets as a result of their west facing aspect. Heacham has beautiful, placid shallow waters for swimming with children while Brancaster Beach offers miles of golden sands perfect for kite surfing and fabulous tidal salt marshes to explore at Scolt Head. The beautiful golden sand Cromer beach boasts a Victorian pier and you can watch the fishing boats bringing in the day's catch of the famous Cromer crab!

There is so much for nature lovers to appreciate in the Norfolk Coast Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Here you can explore and admire some of the most beautiful coastal marshes and tidal creeks in Britain and the area is a haven for birdwatching. You have easy access to sections of the renowned Norfolk Coastal Path National Trail that offers sublime views of the Norfolk coast. Blakeney boasts a fascinating landscape of creeks and channels that can be explored by kayak and you are in for a wildlife treat with a boat trip to the seal colony at Blakeney Point! There are incredible dark skies along this coast because of the lack of light pollution perfect for stargazing!