Wells-next-the-Sea is part of the North Norfolk coast. (Image: Getty)
The UK has many , but few are as special in winter as the stretch from .
This has been called , stunning views, and natural beauty.
Wells-next-the-Sea is part of the , a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
With over 40 miles of beach, it’s perfect for a quiet .
The walk from Wells to Holkham takes you through pinewoods and sand dunes, offering plenty of space to enjoy the fresh sea air and spot wildlife along the way.
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The beach at Wells is famous for its colourful beach huts. (Image: Getty)
Many reviewers on TripAdvisor called the walk “magical,” with one person writing that the “40 miles of the glorious beach is one of the most magical walks along the sea”.
The beach at Wells is famous for its colourful beach huts, which stand out against the winter skies.
With fewer visitors, the wide sandy stretches feel almost empty, creating a calm and relaxing atmosphere.
For birdwatchers, this is a great spot to see migratory birds in the surrounding marshes and nature reserves.
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The wide sandy stretches feel almost empty. (Image: Getty)
The harbour at Wells-next-the-Sea also has its charm. Fishing boats sit quietly in the water, and a walk along the quayside reveals small shops and stalls offering local seafood.
It’s a great place to grab a bowl of crab chowder or the classic fish and chips.
Winter may not be the first choice for a seaside visit, but the quiet beauty of Wells-next-the-Sea makes it worth the trip.
It’s a dog-friendly spot too, so it’s perfect for a walk with your four-legged friend. Remember to wrap up warm and check the tide times before heading out.