Guidebook For Wells-next-the-sea
Food scene
Small, intimate outpost serving local seafood specialities such as crabs, lobsters & mussels.
Note: Book at least 2 weeks in advance.
27 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Wells Crab House Seafood Restaurant
38-40 Freeman StSmall, intimate outpost serving local seafood specialities such as crabs, lobsters & mussels.
Note: Book at least 2 weeks in advance.
Serving up the tastiest Fish & Chips in Wells-next-the-Sea.
28 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
French's Fish Shop Ltd
10 The QuayServing up the tastiest Fish & Chips in Wells-next-the-Sea.
Coffee Places
Sandwiches, salads, tea, coffee and hot chocolates served from 9am.
15 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Wells Deli
7 Market PlSandwiches, salads, tea, coffee and hot chocolates served from 9am.
Do coffee from 8.30am but not to take away.
21 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Bang in Wells
2 Staithe StDo coffee from 8.30am but not to take away.
Sightseeing
One of the best beaches in Norfolk is less than a four-minute drive away from the property.
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Wells Next The Sea Beach
One of the best beaches in Norfolk is less than a four-minute drive away from the property.
Holkham beach is just an eleven-minute drive from the cottage—perfect for a family getaway.
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Holkham beach
Holkham beach is just an eleven-minute drive from the cottage—perfect for a family getaway.
A ten-minute drive from the cottage. It offers a wide array of places to visit, including over thirty highly original independent shops, beauty salons, and galleries selling a wide range of exciting deli products; vibrant, stylish home and garden accessories; paintings, prints and unique coastal artworks; trendy and traditional clothes for all the family; and books old and new.
125 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Burnham Market
A ten-minute drive from the cottage. It offers a wide array of places to visit, including over thirty highly original independent shops, beauty salons, and galleries selling a wide range of exciting deli products; vibrant, stylish home and garden accessories; paintings, prints and unique coastal artworks; trendy and traditional clothes for all the family; and books old and new.
A visit to Holkham Hall will bring to life the stories of a bygone era.
Nestled within 25 acres of rolling parkland, Holkham Hall is an 18th-century Palladian-style house, based on designs by William Kent and built by Thomas Coke, 1st Earl of Leicester. The current Earl and his family take great pride in opening their doors and sharing the treasures within.
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Holkham Hall
Holkham RoadA visit to Holkham Hall will bring to life the stories of a bygone era.
Nestled within 25 acres of rolling parkland, Holkham Hall is an 18th-century Palladian-style house, based on designs by William Kent and built by Thomas Coke, 1st Earl of Leicester. The current Earl and his family take great pride in opening their doors and sharing the treasures within.
Nearest Shops
Nomad & The Bowerbird
19 Staithe StreetThis place sells homewares and different clothing products.
Parking
Stearman Yards Car Park is an excellent option for off-premise paid parking. It's nearby 2 minutes away by foot, so it's easy to get to. You can buy a 24-hour or weekly ticket using the ParkingOps app or any pay and display machine. 24 hours pass is £8.50, and £34 for a weekly 24-hour pass.
Stearmans Yard Car Park
Stearman Yards Car Park is an excellent option for off-premise paid parking. It's nearby 2 minutes away by foot, so it's easy to get to. You can buy a 24-hour or weekly ticket using the ParkingOps app or any pay and display machine. 24 hours pass is £8.50, and £34 for a weekly 24-hour pass.
Consejos para la ciudad
Facilidad para moverse por la casa
Driving
Wells-next-the-Sea is located on the main A149 coast road between Holkham and Stiffkey.
There are three primary approaches to Wells – from the south, drive to Fakenham and then head north on the B1105; from the west via King’s Lynn and then following the main coast road; or from the east, again along the coast road, via Cromer, Sheringham, and the picturesque villages on the North Norfolk coast.