Monthly Events
June 21st-24th. North Walsham Fun Day.
June 26th. Lets Rock Norwich. www.letsrocknorwich.com
June-Oct. “Late One” Car Boot at Aylsham. Every Sat @ 11am.
June 17th. Father’s Day-Let Dad be the Captain for the day. www.broadstours.co.uk
July 6th-8th. Lord Mayor’s Celebration. Norwich.www.norwich.gov.uk/events
July 25th onwards. Free firework display. Great Yarmouth central beach.
July 21st-29th Holt Festival 2017. www.holtfestival.org
July 25th. Sandringham Flower Show.
July 28th-Aug 5th. Sheringham Carnival.www.sheringhamcarnival.com
July 28th-29th. Worstead Festival. www.worsteadfestival.org
July 12th-15th. Chapelfield Summer Circus, Norwich. www.norwich.co.uk
Until July 15th. Damien Hurst @ Houghton Hall exhibition. www.houghtonhall.com
Aug 11th-17th. Cromer Carnival. www.cromercarnival.co.uk
Aug TBA Mundesley Boat day.
Aug 27th. Aylsham Agricultural Show. www.theaylshamshow.co.uk
Aug 18th. The Great British Prom. www.nationaltrust.org.uk/blickling-estate
Aug 24th-26th. Trunchonbury. www.trunchonburyfestival.com
Aug 4th. Wells next the sea. Summer carnival.www.wellscarnival.co.uk
Sept 8th-9th. Great Yarmouth Maritime Festival. www.great-yarmouth.co.uk/maritime-festival
Sept 14th-16th. Out There Festival. www.great-yarmouth.co.uk
Sept 15th-16th. 1940’s Weekend at sheringham & Holt.www.nnrailway.co.uk
Sept 10th. Opening of Battle of Britain Week. Norwich.
Oct 22nd-27th. Norwich Beer Festival. www.norwichcamra.org.uk
Oct 31st. Spooky City Parade. Chapelfield Gardens, Norwich.www.norwich.gov.uk
Nov 2nd. Big Boom Fireworks. Above Norwich Castle. www.norwich.gov.uk/events
Nov 6th-23rd December. Thursford Christmas Spectacular.www.thursford.com
Nov. To be confirmed. North Walsham Christmas lights switch on and street fair.
Dec 2nd-24th. Santa Cruise with Broads Tours, Wroxham.
Dec 2nd-24th. Santa Special. North Norfolk Railway.
Dec 15th. Norwich Christmas lights turn on & Father Christmas parade.
Things to do
Simply swim where the water is always clear and heated to a warm 33ºC. Our pool is available for you to hire by the hour for your own exclusive use. The 24' x 12 pool is housed in it's own fully heated pine cabin.
Relax in the comfort of your holiday home and experience a soothing massage or a reflexology experience with Celia.
From tea parties to dinner parties or have a cake delivered for that special occasion. Let Janet & Susan cook up a treat for you.
A friendly, welcoming and calm place to visit on your own or with your family. Come in and see a variety of owls, some you will recognise and some you may not. You can book the owls for a private viewing. Sandra will give a short talk, demonstration and you get to hold the owls!! Perhaps a birthday treat!
Bird watching Days, Norfolk Safari Days. Photography Days. Have your very own guide! Wherever possible Carl will endeavour to taylor to your requests. Packed lunch, drinks and even picked up and dropped off at your door step.
James & his team run water based leisure experiences in and around Blakeney. From traditional boats to powerboats, RYA courses to ultimate ‘experience’ activities, you are sure to find something to suit.
Place to visit
Cromer
The Gem of the Norfolk Coast is home to the famous Cromer Lifeboat and Museum. (www.rnli.org). The pier is unmissable- kids don’t forget your crab line! Have a bite to eat in the Rocket House Cafe with its amazing views. Paint pottery at the “Sticky Earth Cafe” or relax & watch over a cuppa.
Blakeney
Enjoy a day out to this pretty fishing village. Small shops and cafes/ restaurants/pubs. Try the local samphire or maybe a crab! Take one of the regular boat trip to Blakeney Point to see the seals and the National Trust Nature Reserves.
Holt
Brimming over with many interesting antique, arts & crafts and gift shops. There are also plenty of lovely places to eat. For steam and railway enthusiasts take a ride on the “Poppy Line” to the Victorian seaside town of Sheringham.
North Walsham
This is a small market town. Well worth a visit. Market day is Thursday. Motor cycle museum and Cat Pottery. While away an hour or so in the historic parish church of St Nicholas.