Branta Cruises
Steinvora
Brancaster Staithe
Kings Lynn, Norfolk, PE31 8BU
T: 01485 211132 W: www.brantacruises.co.uk M: 07775 728904
Places to stay, & dining
Places to visit
http://www.deepdalefarm.co.uk/camping/index.asp
An award winning eco-friendly complex of self-catering hostel accommodation and campsite where you can choose from a range of accommodation – private ensuite rooms, tipis, yurts, camping, group hostel, dorm beds ....and more.
Pinewoods caters for touring caravans, motorcaravans,
tents, caravan holiday homes for hire and privately-owned holiday homes.
Camping &
caravanning
The Hoste Arms Hotel, Burnham Market
Perhaps the most popular and well known hotel and restaurant in East Anglia. It has an unsurpassed reputation for quality food and stylish accommodation. It simply has to be visited - not least to view the fine set of landscape and wildlife paintings by Bruce Pearson all around the main dining room.
The White Horse, Brancaster Staithe
www.whitehorsebrancaster.co.uk
The views from the restaurant (and rooms above) looking out over the saltmarsh and beyond to Scolt Head island, are legendary.
The Jolly Sailors, Brancaster Staithe
http://www.jollysailorsbrancaster.co.uk/
A good local pub serving excellent food in the restaurant and bars. Its own Brancaster Brewery guarantees that fine ales are always on tap. It does not offer accommodation.
Morston Hall, Morston
A well established 17th century country house hotel with a considerable reputation for fine food and luxury accommodation.
The Pinkfoot Gallery, Cley
The qualities of sparkling light, big skies and expansive landscape of the East Anglia coast have drawn artists for centuries - famously John Sell Cotman, John Crome, Henry Bright in the early part of the 19th century, and Edward Seago, among many others, in the 20th century.
The Pinkfoot Gallery has a huge reputation in showing the work of many leading contemporary artists who are attracted by that same light and abundant wildlife.
Burnham Norton
The marshes at Burnham Norton are part of the Holkham National Nature Reserve.
Access is from the car park in Burnham Norton Village. See maps and location links
Blakeney village / Blakeney Point
The National Trust Blakeney Point National Nature Reserve is a vast area of pristine saltmarsh and shingle banks.
Houghton Hall
Holkham Hall
RSPB Reserve, Tichwell
