Self-catering holiday homes come equipped with all sorts of amenities that will make your break with friends and family extra special. Depending on the kind of trip you are after, you can rent a luxurious cottage with a hot tub, one with character and history nestled in the countryside, or a baby-friendly accommodation for if you have children. If you prefer to feel like a local instead of a tourist, then renting a cottage will be ideal for you.
Norfolk is home to an abundance of holiday cottages, and the village of Brundall in the heart of the county is a lovely area to choose to reside in on a self-catering break. Brundall lies on the picturesque River Yare and is a friendly settlement with around four thousand residents. It is just a twenty-minute drive from the city of Norwich for if you wish to explore the capital of the country on a day trip, and it is just two miles from the stunning Mid-Yare National Nature Reserve which is excellent to explore on a day trip from Brundall. At this Nature Reserve you and your loved ones can spot local wildlife such as butterflies and barn owls, and there are also lots of species of orchid to discover.
Brundall is in a great location for those travelling to Norfolk without a car. The village has its own railway station that is connected to both Norwich and the popular seaside town of Great Yarmouth. Great Yarmouth has a sprawling sandy beach along with two piers, and one of its main attractions in the Pleasure Beach – an amusement park full of thrilling rides. Whether you are visiting with the kids or you just enjoy a theme park yourself, Great Yarmouth is a must-see.
Another attraction to visit from Brundall is the Winbirri Vineyards, a family-run vineyard situated in twenty-five acres of stunning Norfolk countryside. All of the wines are made from grapes grown at the vineyard and if you like wine, it makes a lovely trip from Brundall.
Brundall is a friendly village that is home to countless holiday cottages available to rent. If you like the idea of feeling like a local, then renting a cottage here away from the touristy parts of Norfolk might just be for you. You can choose a cottage with an added feature such as a private garden or one that is dog-friendly, so you won’t have to leave your furry friend behind, and all of the accommodations come furnished with the amenities you need to have a holiday in Norfolk with loved ones that you will always remember.