Sheringham, a quiet seaside resort on the north Norfolk coast, is a perfect holiday destination with many local attractions and activities as well as easy access by car, bus and train to the wider countryside and other Norfolk towns and villages.  

In addition to pubs, restaurants and shops, Sheringham hosts a market on Saturdays and, in the holiday season, Wednesdays.  You can visit the Sheringham Museum and follow the heritage trail, or discover the many local crafts and craftsmen.  You may also like to visit the Little Theatre, or one of the many stately homes in the area such as Felbrigg Hall.  

Sheringham can also offer one of Norfolk's most popular attractions - The North Norfolk Railway.  Take a 10.5 mile round trip by steam train through an area designated as being of outstanding natural beauty, and enjoy the historic stations, railway museum and visitors' centre.

There are miles of uncrowded sandy beaches with safe bathing, or, if you prefer, turn your attention inland to the rolling scenery and diverse flora and fauna.  Bird watchers, cyclists, walkers and ramblers are well catered-for, and of course there is the official Norfolk Coastal Path which passes Beeston Hills Lodge.

For the more active holidaymaker there is the Splash Leisure Centre with swimming pool, several local horse riding centres, and public golf courses either in or within easy reach of Sheringham.  Watersports, windsurfing, yachting and boating are all popular with Norfolk holidaymakers.  The Norfolk Broads are within 45 minutes' drive, and with over 200 miles of rivers, waterways and broads you will find everything from dinghy hire and sailing lessons to windsurfing and water-skiing. 

Other easily accessible towns in the area which are well worth a visit are the ancient cathedral city of Norwich, the University town of Cambridge, and the fascinating seaside resorts of Great Yarmouth, Lowestoft, Cromer and Kings Lynn. 

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