This is the favorite beach of the royal family. One attraction is completely free
A free playground next to a sandy beach full of castle forts, plus a giant sandbox, ziplines and a water tower. Sounds like a dream? The British royal family likes to relax here. Tourists can too.
Foreign media write about this place and it’s no wonder. It is beautiful, picturesque and attracts even royal guests. Even though summer is behind us, you can also go there for an autumn walk. It is also worth putting them on your travel list of places to see and using them during the holiday season. It is not far from Poland at all. Just fly to the UK.
The royal family loves this beach
We are talking about King Charles III’s Sandringham estate in Norfolk, used by the royal family as a holiday home. It is said that monarchs have been visiting there for the last 150 years. There you will find, among others: a huge Woodland Playground, which is completely free to enter. All you need to do is arrive at the location and cover the cost of parking.
The area is idyllic and rural. The entire estate has an area of 20,000 m2. acres, and there are forest walking paths and bicycle routes, open and free to visitors all year round.
The real gems are the free beaches along the north coast of Norfolk. The most recommended are Hunstanton, Brancaster, Cromer or Holkham. The last one mentioned is considered the most spectacular. It is loved by the royal family, mainly because it is vast, has numerous dunes and allows for privacy even in the season. If you prefer something more lively, Hunstanton will be a traditional seaside resort with an amusement park, chips and ice cream.
It offers a free playground
Mentioned free Woodland playground is open without limits. It features wooden play forts, slides and obstacle courses suitable for children aged five to twelve. Younger children can use the forest square with a sandbox. Worth a visit too Pensthorpe Gardens at Fakenham.
The attractions don’t end there. If you are interested in such atmosphere, you can visit the residence and royal gardens for a fee on selected days throughout the year.
According to reports from people who spent their holidays there, if you want to stay there longer, you can book accommodation, among others: at Norfolk Hideaways near Sandringham Estate, in the village of Tattersett.
To get there, you can, among others: fly to London. Then you need to change into a car. You will reach the beach after about 3 hours of driving.
