The property
Resting on the outskirts of Caister-On-Sea, a coastal village in Norfolk is Drifters Cove, a well-positioned, two-bedroom dwelling. Just a short journey away from a range of local amenities, attractions, the beach, and The Broads National Park, the cottage welcomes four guests and two well-behaved dogs, perfect for a family seascape. Park up in one of two allocated spaces before entering the open-plan living space, where you can rustle up delicious meals, dine as a group, and relax in front of the Smart TV. Head outdoors to take advantage of the enclosed rear garden, featuring a decked area, patio, lawn, and outdoor furniture, where you can dine alfresco or simply watch by as your furry companions stretch their legs. Return indoors to complete your nightly routine in the bathroom, complete with both a bath and a shower, ahead of resting your eyes in either the double or twin rooms. Awaken to a fun-filled itinerary, starting off with a stroll along Caister-On-Sea Beach, leading you towards Great Yarmouth & Caister Golf Club, enjoying far-reaching costal views, and the Great Yarmouth Racecourse, perfect for visiting on race days. Before reaching the centre of Great Yarmouth, stop off at Thrigby Hall Wildlife Gardens, a firm family favourite, ahead of strolling across the Britannia Pier, touring the Time and Tide Museum of Great Yarmouth Life, enjoying a day at the beach, or discovering SEA LIFE Great Yarmouth. Complete your getaway in Norwich, bustling with shops, eateries, lofty architecture, and cultural activities, recommended to explore Norwich Cathedral, enjoy a riverside picnic at Whitlingham Country Park, set alongside River Yare, or head to Norwich Castle Museum & Art Gallery, showcasing a collection of local and fine art. Enjoy your next break by booking Drifters Cove.
About the location
CAISTER-ON-SEA
Great Yarmouth 3 miles; Norwich 21 miles.
Settled on the east coast of Norfolk rests the seaside town of Caister-on-Sea, just north of Great Yarmouth. Famed as one of the oldest towns in the country, Caister-on-Sea boasts a history dating back to to the Roman times, taking its name from the Anglo-Saxon word 'ceaster' meaning 'Roman fort', in commemoration of the fort built in 200 CE as a base for Roman troops. Nowadays, the charming town is adorned with miles of glorious sandy beaches and plays host to local pubs, shops, restaurants and takeaways, offering all of the essentials to its visitors. Gearheads will be delighted with a visit to Caister Castle Car Collection, boasting a collection of over 200 veteran, vintage and classic cars and bikes, whilst the spa at the Old Hall Hotel adds a touch of luxury to any visit. Just a short drive away rests the popular seaside resort of Great Yarmouth, where you'll find a wealth of attractions to suit all ages, including a racecourse, the SEA LIFE centre, a handful of fascinating museums, the bustling Britannia Pier, and the Pleasure Beach, home to the last remaining wooden roller coaster in the UK. The historic docks of Lowestoft can be found slightly further afield, whilst thrills can be expected with a visit to Pleasurewood Hills theme park. The beautiful Norfolk Broads are within easy reach, where you can explore pretty villages, heritage houses, delightful gardens, river walks and boats trips. Family fun can also be found at Bewilderwood with the Jungle Treehouse Adventure Park. Caister-on-Sea is an ideal base for exploring the whole of Norfolk.
