The coastal village of Holme next the Sea is located in Area designated of Outstanding Natural Beauty an unspoilt Norfolk village located on the North West Norfolk Coast.  This is an area renowned for bird watching with Holme Nature Reserve and the RSPB Reserve at nearby Titchwell.

Here you will find quiet beaches with a small amount of shingle, backed by Marram grass covered sand dunes. There are large expanses of coastal marshes and sandy beaches to be discovered in this area.
The local Nature Reserve had a boardwalk along the dunes and into a large pine forest.

Holme is where the Roman Long Distance Path Peddars Way comes to its seaward end (or where it starts depending on your point of view). The Norfolk Coastal Path that runs all the way to Cromer can be picked up from Holme, so there are plenty of opportunities for short or long strolls. For the horse rider there are network of bridleways and miles of sandy beaches on which to ride.

The village has a village inn which serves good meals and for a village shop you will need to visit Old Hunstanton just one and half miles away where you can stock up on essentials.

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