This self-drive road trip route covers Norfolk Broads, Coast and Norwich, on a trip of 113 miles (181 km) and includes destination information for 19 key destinations.

HOW IT WORKS

This online guidebook is designed to take the guesswork out of planning your multi-destination trip. No need for endless internet searches—everything you need is in one place, carefully curated with recommendations and helpful links to dive deeper into each destination.

Pick and choose from a variety of ideas, including top attractions, hidden gems, and unique experiences and customise your journey to suit your needs. Tailor the itinerary to fit your schedule, with flexible options ranging from 3 to 14 nights. Ideal if you’re travelling with your own car, campervan or rental vehicle.

Get started today with instant access (choose the nearest date as with 1 year’s access, there’s no need to wait until your travel date). Use on up to 2 devices—smartphone, tablet, or desktop.
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WHAT’S INCLUDED:

Plan your road trip starting with a visit to historic Norwich, explore the Norfolk Broads, the beautiful coast and finish in North Norfolk, with a visit to King’s Lynn. Discover waterways, windmills and outstretched beaches on this flexible route of 113 miles (181 km) / 19 locations. Choose your own itinerary and time frame.

Use the guidebook to choose how to spend your time, example:

• Norwich: spend a day or two admiring the medieval Norwich Cathedral, the Norman-built Norwich Castle, the charming medieval quarter and the city's museums and galleries, for example.
• Norfolk Broads National Park: enjoy a day or two discovering the waterways, maybe hire a boat, spot picturesque windmills and explore traditional Broads’ towns and villages such as Potter Heigham, Hickling Broad and Horning.
• Norfolk Coast: soak up the atmosphere at traditional coastal towns such as Great Yarmouth, Sheringham and Cromer.
• Enjoy the seaside charm with several villages and towns. The town of Cromer offers seaside charm in abundance and features a vibrant pier, sandy beaches, and an array of shops and eateries for your enjoyment.
• Norfolk Coast Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty: explore and area and visit nature reserves.
• North Norfolk: visit places of interest such as Sandringham Estate and lavender fields.
• King’s Lynn: Conclude in King's Lynn, a historic port town with a rich maritime heritage, showcased in landmarks like the Guildhall, Custom House, and St. Margaret's Church. Museums and art galleries also enrich the town's cultural scene.
• Includes an overnight stays map for locating accommodation or campsites on the route.
Plus so much more to discover!

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