Holiday cottages in Norfolk are typically tasteful homes for rent that can be treated like your own home for the duration of your cottage holiday. The North Norfolk coast is accessible from nearly anywhere in the county in an hour, so wherever you choose to stay in your holiday cottage, it's only a short drive. And there are two halves to the coast. The Northern side sees the sea retreating over time, leaving long beaches and sand spits - whereas the Eastern side is being eroded by the sea, creating cliffs and eating into local villages.

You can experience the best that Norfolk has to offer, from walking on the stunning beaches to horse riding to investigating some of the Roman antiquities.Norfolk has generally good weather. Yes, it gets a little cold in winter by the coast, but the county actually sees a lot less rain than many parts of the UK, and gets a lot of good days of sunshine.

The fact that families are on holiday in Norfolk in a rental home together, often with three generations in larger holiday homes, brings a much different atmosphere to the Norfolk cottage break or holiday.

Norwich hit popular culture in the 1970s with Sale of the Century, a TV quiz program that proudly announced itself with 'now from Norwich, it's the quiz of the week…'. But of course there's more to see than Nicholas Parsons - it's home to two great cathedrals, a fully standing castle and a football team that is always fighting for promotion or battling against relegation.