Only a short walk into Wells-next-The-Sea, you will find a wonderful mix of independent cafes, shops & restaurants.

The Loft is a perfect base for getting out exploring the beautiful beaches, attractions and nature reserves that the North Norfolk coast has to offer.

1. Visit a Nature Reserve

Norfolk is home to a lot of exclusive wildlife,  with The RSPB Reserves at Titchwell & Snettisham only a short drive away. Keen photographers & bird watchers are spoilt for choice along the North Norfolk coastline. 

2. Hire a Bike

There are many places to hire bikes in the area, or bring your own if you fancy. You are welcome to store them in the garage area. The Norfolk countryside is notoriously flat, perfect for all abilities. Why not find your own trial or take the inland path from Wells to Holkham beach.  

3. Go Fishing Or Crabbing

If you are an experienced angler or a compete novice; local fishing trips from Brancaster Staithe or Wells are great fun. Or if you fancy trying your hand at catching pike & rudd from Norfolk’s rivers, the broads are an hour away. 

“Gillying” the local term for crabbing provides hours of fun for the children. Wells and Blakeney are the best spots…get there early in the summer months as it gets busy! 

4. Family Fun

The Holkham Estate is just 5 minutes away & offers something for everyone. Boat hire, rope course, walled garden & much more. Try your hand at surfing in Cromer or pay a visit to Pensthorpe Natural Park in Fakenham. The Queens country retreat at Sandringham is a lovely day out with over 200 hectares to explore & enjoy. 

 5. Walks

Norfolk offers many trails and routes which will challenge, delight and inspire you. The county’s footpaths are well maintained and clearly signed. There are plenty of pubs, tea rooms and coffee shops en route to stop off & re-fuel.