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According to The Sun: Whether you choose a beach holiday or a journey inland, be sure to gather your company for a grand vacation.

We visited Norfolk for the perfect beach holiday and headed to East York for a stroll through the national park.

Enjoyable holiday in Winterton-on-Sea

NORFOLK – Cleveland House, Winterton-on-Sea

News editor Catherine Bennion-Pedley spent a few days with her family enjoying a beach holiday.

ACCOMMODATION

Holiday in Cleveland House with familySupplied by PRBedroom in Cleveland HouseSupplied by PR

This cozy seaside-style house is perfect for a holiday with multiple generations.

With five double bedrooms, three of which have en-suite bathrooms, everyone will be comfortable here.

Add a hot tub, a luxurious lawn, plenty of board games, and an impressive beach set with a basket of local delicacies — and you'll have a real home from home.

And for festive occasions, the conservatory makes a great spot for lunch.

EXPLORE

Watch seals play and explore the dunes on Winterton beach

Don't miss the golden stretch of Winterton beach, just a five-minute walk away.

We enjoyed watching the seals play while walking through the dunes.

Within an hour's walk or a ten-minute drive, you can see more seals as well as hundreds of pups from November to January at Horsey Gap.

A boat trip with Ross’ Wildlife in the less crowded part of Norfolk Broads, just 15 minutes away, will be a fun and educational experience.

You'll see many birds and insects, including rare dragonflies if you're lucky.

Single trips cost £12 for adults, £9 for children, and £1 for dogs.

REFRESH

Delicious food at the historic gastropub The Swan at InghamThe Swan at Ingham/Instagram

Village Chippy is just behind the fence, and it’s impossible not to catch the scent of crispy fish and chips for £12.50.

On the next street is Fisherman’s Return, where you'll be welcomed in a cozy bar with home-cooked meals such as fish pie for £17.95 and delicious lasagna for children for £7.50.

For breakfast, Poppy’s Tea Room, located in the Post Office, offers tasty sausage and egg burgers for £5.25, and cappuccino for £3.25. And of course, here are the best village cakes, including Nutella tiffin for £3.75 at Seal View Cafe.

After a sumptuous lunch?

Try delicious Norfolk lobster in garlic butter and Koffman fries, then finish with dessert — coffee and strawberry crème brûlée at the historic gastropub The Swan at Ingham. Three courses will cost about £36.

DON'T MISS

BeWilderwood, just 25 minutes away, will be a great entertainment with wooden houses, sky mazes, and slides.

A magical boat ride will delight little ones, while swings for three and a zipline make this place popular for both children and sprightly grandparents.

Tickets cost from £20.95 for children over 92 cm and £22.95 for adults.

BOOKING

The cost of staying at Cleveland House for 10 people starts from £31 per person per night, with four dogs allowed.

NORTH YORKSHIRE – Eastfield Lodge, Leyburn

Author Tracy Leah Sayer and her friends chose a walking holiday on the outskirts of the national park.

ACCOMMODATION

Eastfield Lodge - a Victorian house accommodating up to 16 peopleSupplied by PREight spacious bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms – bright, airy modern spaces with impeccable cleanlinessShot by Maisy Dinsdale

This cozy Victorian house accommodates up to 16 people (including dogs upon request) and features beautiful original elements lovingly restored by friendly owners Penny and Henry.

Eight spacious bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms — modern and impeccably clean.

Book a room with a view of the beautiful Yorkshire Dales, just a few minutes away, and enjoy an evening in the bar or a movie night on the big TV.

EXPLORE

View of Penhill, Wensleydale in North YorkshireChase waterfalls on the River Ure

Book a walking tour for £116 a day for a group of 16.

Penny is a true source of knowledge about local history and knows all the wonderful places. If you dare, you can even try to take a dip in the river!

Try creating your own floral masterpiece at a flower arranging workshop for £10 at Rosemary And Twine, or take home a St Eval Bay & Rosemary candle for £14.95 to bring the scent home.

Don't forget to visit the Aysgarth waterfalls to see the famous triple waterfall known from the movie 'Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves' with Kevin Costner.

Grab a cup of strong Yorkshire tea and a sheep-patterned hat for £20 while you're there.

REFRESH

Don't forget to book a table at The Sandpiper Inn to enjoy dishes made from local ingredients.

We sampled fish cakes with aioli and slow-cooked lamb from the Dales with 'dauphinoise' potatoes and Tenderstem broccoli. Main courses start at £17.

Or visit the cozy Redmire Village Pub, where the beef and ale pudding (£17.50) will warm your heart.

Would you like to try local beer? Wensleydale Brewery beer sandwiches made with Game Keeper biscuits for £3.50 in the beer room is the perfect end to a walk.

You can also join a workshop for £13 per person.

DON'T MISS

Don't forget to explore the medieval ruins of Bolton Castle, just a 12-minute drive away.

Built in the 14th century and still family-owned, here you will find demonstrations of birds of prey, archery, and pig feeding, along with stunning gardens with a magical maze.

Admission is £15 for adults, £12.50 for children over five.

BOOKING

Self-catering for 16 people at Eastfield Lodge costs from £43 per person per night, and £15 for a dog.

As seen from the described journeys, Norfolk and North Yorkshire offer a wide range of opportunities for rest for every taste. From cozy beach houses to adventures in picturesque national parks — these regions can satisfy the demands of both large groups and families. Don’t miss the chance to enjoy the beauty of nature and local cuisine during your next vacation.