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Norfolk Easy Ambles are tailor-made walking routes for people living with dementia and their carers to enjoy.

Find out more about West Runton, on the North Norfolk Deep History Coast Discovery Trail.

North Norfolk's coastline is ideal for walks with the endless stretches of beaches, marshes and big open skies. Here’s our favourite walks with pubs along the way – ideal any time of the year.

Find out more about Weybourne, on the Deep History Coast Discovery Trail.

North Norfolk is the natural choice for a holiday, with its beaches, countryside, towns & villages, wildlife, food & drink, attractions, stately homes and museums and events all year round. 

Along north Norfolk's 45 miles of coastline, there are beaches where you can see the dramatic changes in the landscape which have taken place over the last few millennia.

There are many different types of fossils you can come across along the Deep History Coast, each telling a different story about the creatures that lived here hundreds of thousands of years ago.

With unique gifts, artisan crafts and local produce in abundance, north Norfolk is the place to go for Christmas markets, fairs and shopping.

At only 384 square miles, and scores of recorded ghostly sightings, is north Norfolk is one of the most haunted places in the UK?

The world's biggest mammoth skeleton remains were found at West Runton on north Norfolk's Deep History Coast. Here's our top five facts.. 

There's so much to do this summer in north Norfolk! Take your pick from family events, enjoy live concerts, have fun days out at the many attractions and celebrate north Norfolk's heritage at the annual festivals and carnivals.

Each year, the Household Cavalry Mounted Regiment goes on a rural regimental training camp including a ride along Holkham beach.