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Holkham village, home to the magnificent Holkham Hall, is a must-visit if in this particular area of the Norfolk Coast. The village is home to a small, but satisfying, selection of beautiful shops selling clothes, artisan goods, local foods, beer and wine.

The Lookout café is perfectly situated on the edge of the beach. The menu is designed with local produce and minimal waste. Grab a hot drink, cake, snack or light bite and sit back to watch the birds from the café window.

The views across the salt marshes and of the moored boats make for a incredibly pretty running route that's also nice and flat.

An 18th century stately home, Holkham Hall is set in beautiful grounds which are free to visit. When the house was built the estate was an empty space but the planting of a multitude of trees has created the woodland park you can see today. The house remains the home of the Earls of Leicester of Holkham but is open to the public on Sundays, Mondays and Thursdays. For further details see the website https://www.holkham.co.uk/

Very pretty, with views of moored boats and across the salt marsh. Not much parking, especially at high tide and if you don't arrive first thing.

Nudist beach after these dunes in the picture, so don't be surprised to see naked people swimming and sunbathing. Some beautiful flowers and coastal wildlife also here to see that have been carefully conserved.

Pedestrian access to the estate.

Lots of thinks to see including the deer in the deer park.

The New Lookout Cafe and bird watching center. Good refreshment stop.

Wells to Burnham Overy Straithe

With a stunning location on the Norfolk coast and at the heart of a thriving 25,000 acre estate, Holkham Hall is rich in history, architecture and wildlife. The seat of the Earls of Leicester, this elegant 18th century mansion is still a family home. Adult tickets cost £5 and children cost £2.50. For more information, visit: https://www.holkham.co.uk.

Holkham National Nature Reserve stretches from Burnham Norton to Blakeney and covers about 9,158 acres (3,706 ha). The core section of the reserve, from Wells to Holkham Bay, is crisscrossed by paths allowing access through the pine woodland, allowing you to enjoy nature and blissful tranquillity in solitude.