( A L L A P P L E J U I C E S N O W P R O D U C E D O N S I T E )
AMONG the numerous attractive villages along
the North Norfolk coast, Thornham stands out for
its tempting combination of natural beauty and
modern comforts.
Walkers and birdwatchers alike are drawn to
Thornham's harbour, marsh, bank, dunes and
unspoilt beach, which provide an excellent con-
trast of landscapes for a summer walk � or,
indeed, a walk at any time of the year.
When you savour the atmosphere of the salt
marshes at Thornham, it's not difficult to under-
stand how this area was popular with smuggling
gangs in the 18th and early 19th centuries, with
wool, tea, tobacco and liquor finding its way up
the winding creeks around Thornham.
The sea air at the beach is likely to stimulate
your appetite, which is where the village of
Thornham comes into its own, with traditional
inns serving fine food and excellent ales.
The coal barn on the harbour's edge is a for-
mer warehouse, and has been the subject of
countless paintings over the years. Either side of
Thornham, there are attractive villages.
To the west is Holme with its popular beach
(you can plan circular walks taking in both
Holme and Thornham, involving the coastal path
and the higher ground inland ), and to the east
is Titchwell, famous for its unique bird reserve.
And just four miles to the west of Thornham is
the busy resort of Hunstanton � so much to
choose from in such a relatively small area.
The tranquil scene at Thornham harbour (above) and in the village (left).
Quiet
life
with
style
Children and muddy boots welcome
The Lifeboat Inn has been a welcome sight
for weary travellers for centuries.
-Beautiful setting overlooking Thornham
harbour to the sea
-Lively bar full of historical character well
known for its selection of real ales.
- Whole and hearty bar menu, with tempting
specials plucked from the latest catch.
- `Dennis the Menace' dinner and
knickerbocker Glories are a hit
with the kids.
- Candle-lit restaurant is an ideal venue for
that `special Night Out'.
Consistent quality has been
acknowledged annually since 1997 with an
AA rosette.
Your holiday is not complete without a visit
to the historic Lifeboat Inn!
Bookings recommended at weekends and
during school holidays
You'll find us on the A149 coast road 6 miles
from Hunstanton, take the first left in
Thornham. Tel: 01485 512236
Our speciality is home cooked pizzas,
pies and fresh pasta.Outside seating and
children's play area at rear.
Open all day for food at weekends.
Take-aways available.
A warm welcome everytime.
Bookings recommended at weekends and
during school holidays.
Situated on the A149 in Thornham
01485 512229
Email: lifeboatinn@maypolehotels.comWebsite: www.maypolehotels.com
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