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Weybourne Cottages
These companies offer a wide range of Norfolk holiday cottages and a selection of Weybourne cottages. All are individually inspected and graded according to amenities and quality - some also include user reviews. Visit their special offers section for information about the latest deals and reductions.
Cottages 4 You -
4 Weybourne cottages and a wide array of Norfolk self catering properties from Cottages 4 You. Two and four person discounts are offered for a good number of their holiday cottages and virtual tours are also available for certain cottage properties.
Holiday Lettings -
3 Weybourne cottage properties available for rent from Holiday Lettings. All are within a close distance of the beach with booking prices ranging between £265 and £620, depending on season. Some include indoor, shared swimming pools.
Holiday Rentals - A collection of cottages in Reedham, including a fisherman's cottage and a well renovated barn conversion. See their user reviews for unbiased accounts of their cottages. Bookings for week-long holiday breaks start at £185.
Cottages Direct - A good selection of Norfolk properties, which numbers around 100. There's also a small range of Weybourne self catering cottages. They can be booked for as little as £235 in some cases with most able to accommodate pets.
Weybourne
The fishing village of Weybourne is situated on the
AONB designated coast of North Norfolk. Weybourne's deep waters make it popular amongst anglers and the surrounding countryside is crisscrossed by paths well-suited to nature lovers and ramblers. Notable attractions within the town include a charming country inn, a village shop and a fine restaurant.
Weybourne, originally known as Wabrume, also has a selection of historical landmarks including the remains of an Augustinian Priory.
Weybourne Camp is another site of historical interest and was used as a practice firing range for anti-aircraft batteries during the Second World War.
The
North Norfolk Steam Railway runs from Sheringham to Holt, via Weybourne. The well-preserved station includes a shed for locomotives and a carriage repair and maintenance centre. Weybourne station dates back to 1900 and is very close to the town centre. The railway runs for 10 miles and affords passengers some wonderful views of the Norfolk countryside.
The magnificent
Sheringham Park, with its beautiful gardens and scenic country paths is another major attraction and is only a few miles from Weybourne. The 'Muckleburgh Collection' is also worth seeing and consists of the largest private collections of tanks and military vehicles in the UK.
Weybourne visitor attractions
Further information about some of the most notable Weybourne local visitor attractions, outdoor activities are included below with details of the town's shops and amenities. Opening times, admission prices and links are also included where possible.
Outdoor Activities
Weybourne Station is situated close to Weybourne town centre and allows visitors to take a ride on the North Norfolk Steam Railway. Fares to Sheringham are between £4 and £6 with trains running on an almost daily basis.
Sheringham Park, which is maintained by the
National Trust is also close-by and features impressive gardens of azaleas,
rhododendrons and ancient woodlands.
A number of trails and paths wind through the grounds and there's also a visitor centre that includes an exhibition illustrating the history of local wildlife. The park is open throughout the year, the grounds from 10am - 5pm during high season.
Food and drink
The popular
Ship Inn on The Street is renowned for its home-cooked food which is made from local produce and ingredients. The pub has also been featured in the
Good Pub Guide and is well known for its selection of Norfolk-brewed ales and extensive wine list. Although Weybourne lacks restaurants or notable eateries, visitors will not have to travel far for an evening's dining away from their holiday cottages.
The
George Hotel in Holt, for example, is about 5 miles from the town and serves local seafood and traditional fare in a relaxed atmosphere. Set on the High Street coastal road, the restaurant also includes a bar which offers East-Anglian beers and ales. The
Pigs Restaurant on Norwich Road is also of note and specialises in traditional cuisine that includes hash pie and potted shrimps - it's open throughout the week.
History and Culture
The
Muckleburgh Collection is a popular historical attraction around these parts and includes a museum and a wide array of tanks and military vehicles, some of which date back to WWII. Tank driving courses are also run although visitors are advised to check for availability well in advance. Admission times are 10am - 5pm and tickets are between £4 and £6 (Under 5's are admitted free).
Tank driving courses start at £100. The 12th century Augustinian priory is located in the grounds of All Saints Church.
Supermarkets and shops
Weybourne Stores is the main town shop and also acts as the local post office. For a wider choice of essentials such as groceries and toiletries, visitors are advised to travel to the nearby Sheringham, which is about 3 miles away. It has Budgens, Somerfield and Morrisons supermarkets and a selection of pharmacies including a Boots, Lloyds and an Alliance.
