{"id":5940,"title":"My 5 best kept secrets about Norfolk","description":"Five of the best-kept secrets about the beautiful county of Norfolk. Fed up of being cooped up at home and want some fresh air ( well okay sometimes it's a bit pungent) and new adventures, then this is for you.","content":"

I'm happy. I live in the countryside. But if you don't and you're fed up of being cooped up at home and want some fresh air ( well okay sometimes it's a bit pungent) and adventure, then this is for you. I'm sharing my five of the best-kept secrets about the beautiful county of Norfolk for you to visit.<\/h2>




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For the active ones<\/strong><\/h2>

How about a spot of stand-up paddleboarding (or SUP as people in the know call it)?<\/h3>

If you are a beginner, you can take lessons at Hunstanton or King\u2019s Lynn as well as guided paddleboarding tours from North Norfolk Paddle Boards<\/a> including those tours where you can watch the sunrise or set \u2013 stunning! Or you can simply hire the kit for the day and off you go. SUP is great exercise and fun to do in groups.<\/p>

SUP with your pup is becoming very popular and instructors can even give you advice on how to paddleboard safely with your dog.<\/p>

There are various quiet stretches of the Norfolk broads, such as Martham where you can paddleboard in peace and even take your pooch for company \u2013 going west of Martham to Potter Heigham is even quieter due to the low arch on the bridge which prevents many boats from passing under. Following this route, you can visit the Hickling Broad Nature reserve, a haven for wildlife and birds.<\/p>

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For the little ones<\/strong><\/h2>

Who doesn\u2019t love a bit of crabbing?<\/h3>

Norfolk, specifically Cromer, is famous for delicious crabs, but what\u2019s better than eating them \u2013 catching them, of course.<\/p>

There are 3 main places to go crabbing in Norfolk<\/p>