Our Short Break Accommodation
Our Short Break Accommodation. Embrace the charm of Norfolk with our handpicked selection of short break accommodations.
Whether you're seeking a cosy cottage retreat or our stylish rooms by the sea, mYminiBreak offers an array of options to suit every taste and budget. Immerse yourself in the beauty of Norfolk's landscapes and indulge in a rejuvenating getaway tailored just for you.
The Stables
Adults 1 - 2
Adults
1 - 2
Bed & Breakfast
Adults 1 - 2
Adults
1 - 2
Glamping in Norfolk
Hunstanton Glamping
1 - 2 Adults
A quiet Shepherds Hut 3 minutes from the beach! Offering a cosy double bed, an equipped kitchenette, and a peaceful outdoor space overlooking Ken Hill for a BBQ or Campfire at the firepit!
1 - 2 Adults
Camping with the luxuries of Home! Inside our Canvas Bell Tent's you'll find it is furnished with a comfy double bed, rustic furniture, and a stove to keep you warm!
1 - 2 Adults
A Pre-Pitched Blank Canvas Bell tent offering you a camping space for you to fill with your camping gear! With close access to the beach and the ability to lay out your tent the way you want it!
Holt Glamping
1 - 2 Adults
A quiet Shepherds Hut overlooking our on-site lake! Offering a cosy double bed, an equipped kitchenette, and a peaceful outdoor space overlooking Ken Hill for a BBQ or Campfire at the firepit!
1 - 2 Adults
Woodland Camping with the luxuries of Home! Inside our Canvas Bell Tent's you'll find it is furnished with a comfy double bed, rustic furniture, and a stove to keep you warm!
1 - 2 Adults
A Pre-Pitched Blank Canvas Bell tent offering you a camping space for you to fill with your camping gear! With close access to the beach and the ability to lay out your tent the way you want it!
Our Short Breaks Reviews
Winterton is known for being the only sea resort on Norfolk that faces directly onto the North Sea and has its own beach. This county town has been a favourite holiday destination since Victorian times, and it offers ample opportunities for walking along picturesque sand dunes, exploring quaint shops and simply relaxing by the seaside with a good book or coffee and friends.
During the winter months, you may be able to catch sight of the grey and harbour seals that come to visit us here on the Norfolk Coast, they like to relax in the sand dunes, feeling safe they raise their young cubs here before heading off for the summer months, leave the sand dunes for us to explore. Be sure to keep a safe distance and keep your dogs in a lead when visiting the seals.
Like Winterton, Hunstanton has long served as a gathering place over the centuries nearly 700 years ago famous poet Geoffrey Chaucer made mention of Hunstanton in his epic poem “The Canterbury Tales”! Today visitors come for its endless beaches flanked by rock cliffs or for its rich history at such landmarks as Old Hunstanton Chapel and The Red Mount Chapel built in 1585 from flintstone unearthed during construction at nearby Holme-next-the-Sea.
Along the beach, in the summer you will find traditional confectionary traders, Ice Cream vans, Fish & Chips, and more. Children will be thrilled by Pony Rides along the sand and a trip out on The Wash Monster to see the seals out in the North Sea, along with a variety of other fun activities.
A mere 10 miles north of Cromer lies Sheringham, another lovely little town renowned for its fishing heritage, sandy beaches edged by the rocky coastline and quaint stone architecture like All Saints Church built in 1421 on Beeston Bump hilltop offering stunning views of both land and sea vistas below!
Of all the seaside on Norfolk Coast, none quite compares to picturesque, unhurried Wells-next-the-Sea whose colourful beach houses line an expansive golden sands beach starting from the iconic striped red and white Holkham Hall inlets reaching as far as Stiffkey salt marshes. As an added bonus, take a leisurely boat ride through The Nature Reserve for a closer look at native seal colonies or join in on the mussel-picking tradition!
Finally, we come to one of Norfolk’s best-kept secrets: majestic Holkham Hall. Set upon 25,000 acres of pristine parkland and deer herds, this stunning Palladian mansion was built between 1734-1764 and is still home to the Earl of Leicester’s family today who welcome visitors from near and far year-round to share in its beauty whether it be exploring the house itself or enjoying outdoor activities like horse riding, cycling or simply taking a peaceful stroll around Holkham Estate’s lake villages dotted with thatched cottages!
