Day Trips
Brancaster Staithe offers an array of delightful day trip options, all conveniently located within a 15-mile radius. These destinations are easily accessible and absolutely worth exploring. Whether you're traveling with your family or seeking a child-friendly adventure, there is something for everyone. From picturesque coastal towns to enchanting nature reserves, you'll be spoiled for choice.
Discover the charming village of Burnham Market, with its quaint shops and cozy cafes, or embark on a wildlife-filled expedition at the renowned RSPB Titchwell Marsh. For a beach day, head to Wells-next-the-Sea, where you can enjoy golden sands and shallow waters perfect for paddling. If history appeals to you, the medieval ruins of Castle Acre Priory are a captivating sight.
With such a variety of nearby attractions, you're sure to have an unforgettable time exploring the wonders surrounding Brancaster Staithe.
Holkham Hall Estate
Wells Next the Sea
Pensthorpe
Burnham Market
Welcome to the beautiful country estate, where you can witness the enchanting sight of herds of deer freely roaming the grounds.
During the summer months, the estate comes alive with the thrilling sound of cricket matches being played, creating a vibrant and lively atmosphere.
Additionally, the estate hosts a variety of spectacular musical events, providing an unforgettable experience for visitors. While entry to the estate itself is free of charge, there are fees associated with entering the magnificent hall. Please note that there are also some car parking charges in place to ensure convenience and maintain the estate's serene ambiance.
Immerse yourself in the tranquility of this idyllic estate, where nature and culture blend harmoniously.
Wells-next-the-Sea, located on the beautiful Norfolk coast, is still home to a flourishing shellfish fishing industry. The harbour is dotted with fishing boats, providing a picturesque sight along the quayside.
l; This charming seaside town is not only a favourite holiday destination but also a popular spot for tourists. Besides its stunning coastal scenery, Wells-next-the-Sea is renowned for its delightful fish and chip shops. Locals and visitors alike indulge in this quintessential British cuisine, often enjoying their meal while sitting on the historic key wall.
It's an idyllic experience, relishing the freshly fried fish and crispy chips, accompanied by the refreshing coastal breeze. Wells-next-the-Sea truly offers a perfect blend of traditional fishing heritage, seaside charm, and delectable culinary delights.
Welcome to our 700-acre family-friendly nature reserve! This expansive sanctuary is the perfect destination for both adults and families with children. Immerse yourself in the beauty of nature as you explore our diverse range of nature reserves and gardens.
Whether you are a nature enthusiast or simply looking for a fun-filled day with your loved ones, we have something for everyone. Engage in exciting activities that are suitable for all ages and enjoy quality family time amidst the breathtaking surroundings.
With an abundance of sights to see and experiences to be had, our nature reserve promises an unforgettable adventure for all. Come and create cherished memories in this wonderful haven that combines the wonders of nature with enjoyable family fun, that children will love.
Burnham Market is a charming village that stands out for its variety of pubs, cafes, and other retailers.
Locally known as Little Chelsea, this village is renowned for its luxurious properties. In the summer months, a lively auction takes place every Monday on the green.
Additionally, Burnham Market is famous for its small stream, known as the Goosebec, which gracefully flows through the heart of the village.
With its unique character and picturesque surroundings, Burnham Market is a delightful destination for both locals and visitors alike.
Many people will remember the popular TV show "Normal for Norfolk" filmed at Wiveton Hall, located between Cley and Blakeney.
The owner of the hall is Desmon Maccarthy, whose mother Chloe also took part in the show. Sadly, Chloe passed away in 2018 at the impressive age of 102. Wiveton Hall has a lot to offer and is definitely worth a visit.
If you're a fan of steam trains, the Wells Light Railway is a great place to visit. This railway, mostly operated by volunteers, offers a four-mile track that runs from Wells to Walsingham. Along the way, you can enjoy the nostalgic experience of riding a steam train while taking in the beautiful countryside scenery.
At each station, there is a café and a shop where you can grab a bite to eat or pick up some souvenirs. Whether you're a train enthusiast or simply looking for a unique day out, the Wells Light Railway is sure to provide an enjoyable and memorable experience.
Snettisham Park is a vast expanse of 329 acres, located on a working farm. This remarkable park offers visitors an opportunity to witness the incredible wonders of nature up close.
With herds of majestic deer, graceful horses, adorable lambs, and various other animals, there is always something fascinating to see. For those seeking an even more immersive experience, the park offers a thrilling 45-minute safari that allows visitors to have close contact with the enchanting red deer.
Additionally, horse riding enthusiasts can indulge in their passion here. After a day of exploration and adventure, visitors can relax and recharge at the park's cozy café, where they can enjoy some delightful refreshments.
Snettersham Park
Wells & Walsingham
Wiveton Hall