Titchwell Beach

Titchwell Beach

Whilst Titchwell is known for its RSBP nature reserve at Titchwell Marsh, Titchwell Beach Norfolk also has a wonderful wide sandy beach at low tide. Rarely busy, the beach is accessed by a public path which is the main west bank through the nature reserve. The reserve itself is a wonderful ecosystem brimming with wildlife.

Dogs are permitted along the West Bank path to the beach provided they are kept on leads. This is a public right of way and the only part of Titchwell Marsh Nature Reserve where dogs are allowed. Once on the beach there are no restrictions, although some areas may be roped off to protect nesting birds. The beach is a great place to relax with a picnic.It has no official facilities but the natural beauty makes up for it.

Titchwell

Titchwell Village is a small village on the north Norfolk Coast famous for its RSBP nature reserve. Many holiday makers return to stay in this part of the Nolfolk coast year after year, for their summer holiday, weekend breaks or even at Christmas. For a beach holiday with style and natural beauty it is an area hard to beat.

Other Norfolk Beaches Nearby

The Norfolk coast has an abundance of lovely beaches in the area of Titchwell to visit. Travel along the coast road by car or bus in either direction, East or West and you will find the beaches of Holme, Old Hunstanton, Holkam and Wells. It makes for a great choice if you love a beach holiday.

Holiday in Titchwell

There are numerous friendly holiday cottages, both old and new property, to book as well as two Hotels, Titchwell Manor Hotel and Briarfields Hotel. Not far away there is also a selection of camping and glamping sites where a friendly welcome awaits.

Where to eat and stay in Titchwell Village

Titchwell Manor

Titchwell Manor is a 4* boutique 28-bedroom country retreat. It offers relaxed fine dining, luxurious accommodation, a secluded garden, and spaces for private events, with the option of exclusive use.

Owned by Margaret and Ian Snaith since 1988, the elegant former Victorian farmhouse combines traditional values with chic contemporary accommodation and spectacular, uninterrupted views across open salt marshes to the North Sea.

Many of the rooms have external access and patios, making them ideal for in-room dining. The hotel is also dog friendly. Guests can enjoy celebrated gastronomy courtesy of Head Chef Oliver Bacon-Hilton and his team. Under the guidance of owner Eric, they have earned Titchwell Manor a reputation for a fine gastronomic experience.

Briarfields

Close to the rspb reserve and with a mantra of Dine Stay relaxBriarfields offers several levels of dining and has severals rooms should you decide to stay

Takeaways and Pubs

Along the coastal road and local there are also numerous eating and takeaway options for holiday makers.

Titchwell Marsh Nature Reserve

Titchwell is well known as the home of RSPB Titchwell, the renowned reserve found at Titchwell Marsh. Often in the news, it has reed beds, salt marshes and a freshwater lagoon. Beside the beach and surrounded by woodland the reserve has nature trails, a car park and the rspb visitor centre which is open daily between 9.30am to 4.30pm. For bird watchers it is something not to be missed. The reserve is open all year and access is free. The main part of the reserve is accessed from the visitor centre using the west bank foot path.

St Marys Church

There is a small 11th Century Church in the village with a round tower and a small lead steeple.

Location

Tripadvisor : Titchwell is located on the A149 North Norfolk Coast Road. There is a local bus service that travels the coastal road and joins with Kings Lynn. Coronavirus note. Please observe any rules in place at the time when visiting this part of the world.