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Treat yourself to a holiday in Norfolk, in particular the market town of Holt. Stay in one of our self-catering holiday cottages in Holt; we have large and small properties to suit all visitors, so browse our collection of accommodation. Holt is a market town located on the southern fringes of the Norfolk Coast Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB). The town is home to several attractions and hosts a range of events, all of which attract day-trippers and holiday-makers to the local area. The nearby nature reserves at Winterton Dunes and Blakeney Point provide ample opportunities to observe a variety of birds and wildlife in addition to the amenities of the town. A short distance from the town is Holt Country Park which is made up of mixed woodland of Scots Pine and other native trees. The park supports a local population of deer along with a variety of other animals and is popular among families and school trips. Visitors to Holt in July may experience the Holt Summer Festival, a week-long celebration of art, music, literature, performance, and film. And in November and December, the town’s Christmas lights provide a pretty backdrop to a series of festive attractions and events.
Our Holt holiday cottages are the ideal location to base yourself if you’re keen to experience the deep scenic beauty of the surrounding area. If you are looking for luxury Holt holiday lets or dog-friendly holiday homes we also have some in our collection. Browse our range today to find your perfect holiday nook in Norfolk.
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