Great Yarmouth
Enjoy the resident Circus, Pleasure Beach, Sea Life Centre and dozens more family attractions available in this Norfolk holiday town.

Norfolk Broads
Over 125 miles of tranquil inland waterways, laced with waterside paths and lovely settings. An opportunity to enjoy the slower side of life and relax on a family holiday in Norfolk.

Norwich Cathedral
A beautiful Norman style cathedral with an award-winning Visitor Centre and the second tallest spire in England.

Windmills
One of the best preserved is at Bircham, and lovingly restored examples just seem to pop up here, there and everywhere.

Pleasurewood Hills
Norfolk's biggest family Theme Park, unusually set in 50 acres of attractive coastal parkland.

Bure Valley Railway
In the heart of the Broads, covering a beautiful 9 mile stretch between the lovely villages of Aylsham and Wroxham.

Horse Racing
Great Yarmouth Racecourse attracts serious punters and holiday families alike - well worth a flutter, and a great place to enjoy a day out on your holiday in Norfolk!

Boat Trips
Look out for sea trips from Great Yarmouth and Lowestoft, and gentler trips on the Broads.

Coastal Forays
Explore almost endless beach walks and coastal tracks, including Southwold and Aldeburgh

Clean Beaches
Great Yarmouth boasts 3 blue flag beaches. Among many others are Gorleston, Lowestoft and Scolt Head Island, so if spending time on the beach is important, then a Haven Norfolk holiday provides you with plenty of opportunities.

Hall & Gardens
Norfolk is rich in Heritage homes and famous gardens. Fairhaven Woodland and Water Gardens in the Norfolk Broads offers miles of beautiful woodland walks.

The Weatherdene is a 2 minute walk to the seafront and 10-15 minute walk to the town centre and market.

The Weatherdene is positioned opposite the historical church of st Johns which was built approx 150 years ago, and is located between York Road and Lancaster Road.

St Johns Terrace runs parallel to the marine parade which is the seafront road.