From sandy beaches and peaceful woodland walks to traditional seaside towns, historic houses and the Norfolk Broads, The Haddock Hideaway is ideally placed for exploring North Norfolk.
Whether you're looking for a relaxing day by the sea, a countryside walk, great food or a day out, there's plenty to discover nearby.
The beautiful North Norfolk coastline is within easy reach of The Haddock Hideaway, with beaches to suit everything from peaceful walks to traditional seaside days out.
Mundesley Beach
Our nearest traditional seaside beach, with golden sand, cafés, shops and lovely coastal walks. Perfect for a relaxed day by the sea.
Cromer
A traditional seaside town famous for its pier, beaches, independent shops and cafés — and, of course, Cromer crab.
Sheringham
A lively coastal town with a beach, independent shops, cafés and the heritage North Norfolk Railway.
Bacton Woods
Just a short drive from The Haddock Hideaway, Bacton Woods is perfect for peaceful woodland walks, cycling and enjoying the North Norfolk countryside.
Happisburgh Lighthouse & Coastal Walks
Visit the iconic red-and-white striped lighthouse and enjoy walks along this beautiful stretch of coastline, with wide-open views and plenty of fresh sea air.
Weavers’ Way
Explore sections of this long-distance walking route through the varied landscapes of North Norfolk, with plenty of shorter walks and circular routes nearby.
Norfolk Coast Path
Enjoy spectacular sea views, beaches and coastal villages along sections of the Norfolk Coast Path, with plenty of places to stop for refreshments along the way.
Blickling Estate
Discover a magnificent Jacobean mansion surrounded by beautiful gardens, parkland and walking trails. A lovely day out whether you want to explore the historic house, enjoy a long walk or stop for something to eat.
Felbrigg Hall
Explore this beautiful National Trust estate with its historic house, gardens, woodland and extensive parkland. A great choice for a relaxed day out and particularly lovely for walking.
North Norfolk Railway
Take a nostalgic steam train journey through the North Norfolk countryside between Sheringham and Holt. Known as the Poppy Line, it’s a lovely way to see the area and visit two popular North Norfolk towns.
Wroxham & The Norfolk Broads
Visit the heart of the Norfolk Broads, where you can hire a day boat, take a river cruise, browse the shops or enjoy lunch beside the water.
East Ruston Old Vicarage Garden
Explore 32 acres of beautifully designed gardens, unusual plants and varied garden rooms at one of North Norfolk’s best-known gardens.
North Norfolk is beautiful whatever the weather, and there’s still plenty to enjoy when the sun isn’t shining.
Cromer Pier & Pavilion Theatre
Take a walk along Cromer’s famous pier before catching a show at the Pavilion Theatre.
Museum of the Broads
Discover the history of the Norfolk Broads, its people, boats and wildlife at this waterside museum in Stalham.
RAF Air Defence Radar Museum
Located at nearby Neatishead, this fascinating museum tells the story of Britain’s air defence and radar history.
Wroxham & The Broads
Browse the shops, stop for lunch or afternoon tea, or enjoy a river trip if the weather brightens up.
A Day in Norwich
Explore Norwich’s independent shops, cafés, restaurants and historic attractions, including Norwich Cathedral, Norwich Castle and the Norwich Lanes.
Or simply head back to The Haddock Hideaway, put your feet up and enjoy a cosy evening in.
North Norfolk has some fantastic pubs, restaurants, cafés and takeaways. Here are a few of our local favourites.
The Crown Inn, Trunch
A popular village pub close to The Haddock Hideaway, serving traditional pub food and Sunday lunches. Booking ahead is recommended.
The Vernon Arms, Southrepps
A welcoming traditional village pub serving home-cooked food, local ales and Sunday lunch.
The Royal Hotel, Mundesley
A long-established local hotel offering a choice of dining options, including a popular traditional carvery.
The Gunton Arms
Set within the beautiful Gunton deer park, The Gunton Arms is a memorable choice for a special meal, with local meat cooked over an open fire and wonderful surroundings. Booking well in advance is recommended.
Ken’s Traditional Fish & Chips, Wroxham
Enjoy traditional fish and chips to take away or eat in the restaurant overlooking the Norfolk Broads.
Watsons Cafe, Bacton
A local favourite for a generous Full English breakfast and a relaxed start to the day.
The Ship Inn, Mundesley
Overlooking Mundesley Beach, The Ship Inn is a lovely choice for lunch, dinner or drinks by the coast.
With beaches, countryside, historic attractions, great food and the Norfolk Broads all within easy reach, The Haddock Hideaway makes a comfortable base for discovering this beautiful part of Norfolk.