Holiday rentals and lettings in Brancaster Staithe

Looking for the ideal holiday destination for an extended break? On the north coast of England is Brancaster Staithe, a small village near Burnham Deepdale with humble and friendly locals. Find holiday rentals to suit your budget and size, offering you quality services where you don't have to worry about anything and can just relax. The flats are located by the sea, allowing you to sleep peacefully while listening to the sound of the waves. Take advantage of our gardens for the little ones to have fun playing with their pets.

These are ideal for families looking for a discreet place that requires space for 2 to 10 people. Share a delicious breakfast with your partner on the terrace while admiring the picture-postcard view of the sea or invite him or her to cool off in the pool. Each of our accommodations has parking, comfortable and spacious rooms, air conditioning, heating, internet service, television and a washing machine.

The county of Norfolk joins Brancaster Staithe and Burnham Deepdale in one village, both of which are situated on the edge of the Scolt Head Island Nature Reserve and the Brancaster Manor marshes. Although they appear to be two separate villages, they behave as one, as they share some facilities, for example, the church and shops are in Burnham while in Brancaster there are two pubs, a sailing club, sailing school and a hotel. The best way to get to the various places in the area is to walk or cycle. The life of the community also relies heavily on the harbour, the fishermen and the sailing community.

Brancaster Staithe is one of the best places in the UK to get a glimpse of the country's and the world's wildlife. Strolling along the stretch of coastline you'll come across a few egrets, redshanks, curlews and more. Most of the birds are always on the lookout for food, just waiting for the tide to go out to enjoy a bite to eat. Check One Stop Nature for animal watching items and any recommendations from the attendees.

Brancaster beach is rated as one of Norfolk's most beautiful beaches with miles of golden sand and access for domestic pets. Whatever the time of year, it's always a total blast to visit this fantastic beach, although the best time of day is when the tide is out. It is one of the most popular bays with families, and children love to make sandcastles.

Dalegate Market is a modest shopping centre in the heart of the coast. The venue offers places to shop, drink, relax, eat and shop. It is a favourite with locals and strangers alike as it allows you to buy essentials and souvenirs to keep memories of your trip.

It is one of 124 churches in Norfolk with a Saxon round tower. The sanctuary houses a medieval stained-glass window and a Norman font. It is open every day of the year and is not only visited by believers.

A social centre with over 100 years of history, it represents the heart of the village. As well as being a village hall, tourists and locals can attend exercise classes, hobby groups, enjoy a pre-dinner drink, use the post office, strengthen the body on the sports fields, have a coffee, use the meeting room or catch up on the latest happenings.

For over 12 years it has been providing Burnham Market with the best scones and cakes in town. Here they prepare sandwiches with locally baked bread and light lunches. They offer a wide range of wines and if you need to give a gift they also have superb malt whiskies. You can't leave Norfolk without visiting this saloon.

An incredible working farm with beautiful views of Scolt Head Island. Much of the farm's land is used for wildlife conservation, while growing different combinable crops using natural fertilisation to preserve the health of the soil. This huge farm hosts a variety of events including music festivals.

It's known as the country's favourite family pub. It has been open since the 18th century serving Brancaster Brewery microbrewery ales, community seafood, sea shanty ice cream, baked pizzas and local coastal rum.