NORFOLK TAILS

Enjoy a dog‑friendly circular walk from West Runton to Cromer along the Norfolk Coast Path, with clifftop views, a first glimpse of Cromer Pier from East Runton, Greek lunch on the beach, and a matcha‑and‑latte stop at North Sea Coffee. Finish with a beautiful low‑tide beach walk back to West Runton — a perfect North Norfolk coastal adventure.

Explore one of Norfolk’s most beautiful dog‑friendly walks around Castle Acre, taking in the Priory ruins, castle earthworks and peaceful riverside paths along the River Nar.

Sandringham is one of our favourite dog‑friendly woodland walks, with peaceful trails, shaded paths and plenty of space for curious noses to explore. It’s an easy, relaxed route for all seasons, and this year the estate has added a few fun extras too — including a mini crazy golf course and bookable Forest School activities in the school holidays, making it a lovely day out for both dogs and families.

This blog came together on the heels of a low-tide stroll with Clemmie, paws soaked and tail wagging with that special kind of seaside glee. What began as a walk quickly turned into a moment of inspiration—the shifting light, the glinting pools, the wild energy of dogs darting across open sands. I didn’t set out to write about it, but Wells has that magnetic pull: it asks to be shared. Back home, still brushing sand from my boots, I poured it all into one paragraph—hoping to