Dog friendly holiday home for hire by the sea in beautiful Norfolk

30/03/2024

First beach trip of the year

10/11/2022

Bookings now being taken for 2023. Prices and availability on the website www.wintertonholiday.com

Be quick for high season breaks as these sell out fast.

Happy holidays

Please see Availability and Pricing for vacancies. Please get in touch using the contact form for booking your break. Thank you

02/04/2022

We still have some availability in September and October this year if you fancy a break away to unwind and relax. More info, availability and pricing can be found at www.Wintertonholiday.com.
September bookings minimum 7 nights. October bookings from 3 nights. Season ends 21st October.

Please see Availability and Pricing for vacancies. Please get in touch using the contact form for booking your break. Thank you

11/08/2021

PLEASE, PLEASE DO NOT GO ANY NEARER A SEAL THAN 10 METRES ON HORSEY BEACH. That is 30 feet in old language or the length of a bus. We are getting reports that this is happening on a dialy basis. Apart from the fact that someone. maybe a child could get seriously injured if they are crushed by a group of terrified seals trying to escape into the sea at once, it is also traumatic for the seals. Grey seals can weight between 200 and 350 kilos so this sort of accident is a distict possibility. Also there are smaller pregnant common seals on the beach as well and there they could abort or if they have given birth, abandon their pups leaving them to starve to death. This photo illustrate how close is too close. Most people respect the seals and stay back and enjoy these beautiful marine mammal who have to come ashore because they are air breathing mammals like us and need to rest.

06/04/2021

08/12/2020

26/02/2020

NEW rope barriers are being installed on the dunes at Winterton to help preserve them from erosion caused by human beings as well as the sea.

26/01/2020

This is "Winterton – wild at heart." by We are the Nor–Folk. on Vimeo, the home for high quality videos and the people who love them.

21/11/2019

THE number of grey seal pups born at the Horsey colony is already up on last year's figures. There are currently 706 on the beach, including 49 at Winterton. So far 713 have been born this season - 150 more than this time last November.

20/11/2019

06/11/2019

14/10/2019

£150 thank you gesture for the return of my passport lost between East Somerton and Winterton-on-sea Sunday 13th Oct, inside a blue suede handbag (also lost).

Have flights booked for Tuesday so hoping someone may find it before then.

Thanks
Kerry
07826524949

28/09/2019

04/09/2019

BRIAN JAMES reminded us that the Rockney Rebels are returning by popular demand to the Fishermans Return on Friday at 8.00pm. For other Winterton events in September please visit: https://www.wintertononsea.co.uk/whats-on.html

28/08/2019

Love winterton beach so much 💖💖

23/08/2019

Winterton on Sea Restoration Group’s Summer Cream Tea event takes place on Monday between 1.00pm and 4.00pm and not today as previously advertised here.

16/08/2019

Lovely fish and chips! Best in the area

02/08/2019

IT was another beautiful day on the beach today. 😎😎😎

30/07/2019

This needs to be shared now please

22/07/2019

It's another fabulous morning at the beach :)

12/02/2019

Woman knits incredible model of Great Yarmouth’s Golden Mile in the 1970’s

Woman knits incredible model of Great Yarmouth’s Golden Mile in the 1970’s

Great Yarmouth’s Golden Mile is a Norfolk icon we all know and love.

11/02/2019

Winterton on Sea Lifeboat Restoration Group

When you're out and about in Winterton, don't forget we have charity fundraising buckets located in Fishermans Return, the Winterton Fish Bar, the Dunes Cafe and at Hermanus. Please consider dropping in some spare change next time you visit. It's surprising how much this can add up to over the course of a year and is a valuable source of extra funds for us. Thank you 😃

02/10/2018

National Trust - Norfolk Coast

National Trust - Norfolk Coast

UPDATE: We have had the deposits looked at and they are peat deposits that have broken away and nothing to worry about. Thank you for sharing our post.

We have had reports of potential palm oil deposits washing up on Brancaster Beach. We are currently investigating but dog owners please be aware and do not allow your dog to pick up and eat anything off the beach. We will update later.