Beat the January blues with an early 2025 Norfolk getaway
New year, new you? Make it your 2025 resolution to spend more time enjoying and exploring Norfolk, starting with an early break at Heacham Manor.
Holidays are coming… Enjoy a festive pre-Christmas stay at Heacham Manor
The final twinkly lights are in place at Sandringham, theatre dames are stepping into their panto costumes at the Princess Theatre and Father Christmas is almost ready to sail into Wells Harbour.
Christmas shopping in Norfolk – get ahead with our best boutiques guide
Ho, ho, ho, the festive season is just ahead and, with under 100 sleeps until Santa stuffs his sack and hits the skies with his sleigh, it’s time to organise your Christmas gifts
From Hollywood to Heacham… Heacham Manor gets behind local football club
Announcing its sponsorship of Heacham Football Club in August, Heacham Manor is set to support the club’s growth and continued development.
Full steam ahead! Stay at Heacham Manor and discover Norfolk’s heritage railways
Heritage railway enthusiasts say nothing beats the distinctive smell of the steam of a locomotive, and there’s no denying the drama of an old-fashioned engine as it hauls its elegant carriages along the track.
Blooming lovely! It’s Norfolk’s fabulous flower season
From cottage gardens to grand estates, summer is the best season to enjoy Norfolk’s green spaces and beautiful blossoms, with some fabulous flower shows taking place this month
Enjoy a slice of Norfolk’s food and drink this summer
Norfolk is the place to be this summer with fabulous new openings and events to savour the flavours of the brightest season. Image © Holkham Estate
Spring holidays at Heacham Manor, Norfolk, May 2024
‘April showers bring May flowers’, so the saying goes, and late spring into early summer is the perfect moment to book a break at Heacham Manor, Norfolk. The season is in full swing on the coast and there’s tons to see and do – let our round-up inspire you to book a Norfolk getaway, and enjoy a great escape.
Take a walk on the Royal side – explore West Norfolk’s section of the King Charles III England Coast Path
Renamed the King Charles III England Coast Path to celebrate the coronation, the paths which circumnavigate England’s coastline are being opened up to create a continuous, signposted 2,700-mile walking route.
Step into spring with our Norfolk nature trail
Nature is awakening in Norfolk with spring blossoms and bulbs in full bloom, green shoots all around and the welcome return of migratory birds and wildlife emerging from hibernation.