The Norfolk Tourism website, containing the most up-to-date information on holidaying in the county, has developed a new ‘Guide to the Coast’ section to help visitors find out more about one of the UK’s most popular coastal destinations.
The guide has been designed to demonstrate the diversity of the coastal environment in Norfolk, with a range of detailed information on the resorts, places to visit, attractions and also an opportunity to search for accommodation in the local area.
“We are adding more information all the time to the website,” said Crispian Emberson, Director of Norfolk Tourism. “The Norfolk coastline is internationally recognised as one of UK’s most unspoilt and diverse areas and we want to help provide visitors with as much information as possible about the range of destinations and holidays they can experience.”
The coastline, which stretches from King’s Lynn in the north to Great Yarmouth at the southern most tip of the county, is home to a range of resorts, beaches, attractions and different types of accommodation. The new guide specifically includes information on the popular traditional seaside towns and more remote and unspoilt areas of the local coastline.
