Norfolk

Fish and chips are always a welcome treat but, believe me, they taste far better when you can see the sea, smell the salt air and hear the seagulls calling

Lynda Gotts-White, Regional manager for Norfolk at cottages.com

The fishing town of Wells-Next-The-Sea is one of the busier locations on the North Norfolk Coast. It's worth getting here early on warm days as the car parks can fill up quite quickly

Chris Herring, Landscape photographer

The Crown and Mitre is an old fashioned pub with no TV screens or fruit machines, where conversation, good beer and proper pub food is the order of the day

Jeff Hoyle, Local CAMRA member

Most people visit from Horsey and walk the 20 minutes to the seal viewing point from there. My own preference however, is to park at Winterton, walking back towards Horsey. This walk is about 45 minutes, but is always a lovely route and keeps you away from the crowds

Chris Herring, Landscape photographer

NWT Cley Marshes is the oldest wildlife trust nature reserve in the UK (acquired 1926) with the most up to date visitor and education facilities

James Hogg, Membership development officer, Norfolk Wildlife Trust

I love photographing the Norfolk Coast because it's incredibly varied. From the stripped cliffs at Old Hunstanton, you only have to travel a few miles to encounter salt marshes, shingle beaches, clay cliffs and sand dunes

Chris Herring, Landscape photographer

Ribs of Beef, Norwich: One of many fine pubs in a fine city, it has the added attraction of a riverside terrace on the Wensum with views of the ancient Fye bridge.

Jeff Hoyle, Local CAMRA member

RSPB Snettisham - Nationally renowned for spectacular variety and quantity of wildfowl, wading birds and other migrants in the vast and sweeping landscape of The Wash

James Hogg, Membership development officer, Norfolk Wildlife Trust

If you want to get away from it all then head to the sandy beaches at Brancaster and Holkham. Even on busy sunny days it's always possible to walk and find your own peaceful stretch of the beach

Chris Herring, Landscape photographer