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Norfolk Country Music Break
After joining the coach, we make our way to the Warner Corton Coastal Village and check in. Later we enjoy our first night of fabulous country music.
Norfolk Country Music Break
For our first excursion, we head down to Suffolk’s Heritage Coast to visit the lovely coastal town of Aldeburgh. The town is renowned for its Blue Flag shingle beach, breathtaking sea views and the fishermen’s huts where fresh fish are still sold daily, while the pretty high street offers plenty of craft, food and antique shops plus independent boutiques. In the evening, get ready to don your Stetsons for more toe-tapping entertainment.
Norfolk Country Music Break
We head to one of the most complete medieval cities in the country, Norwich, steeped in history and atmosphere. Perfect for a gentle stroll, the winding lanes are lined with period buildings and an imposing Norman cathedral, which boasts the second tallest spire in England.
Back at the Warner village, we enjoy another fun-filled night of country music.
Norfolk Country Music Break
Join our optional excursion to discover the unique landscape of the Norfolk Broads by coach, with its scenic waterways, thatched cottages and ancient hamlets. We call at charming villages such as Horning, Potter Heigham and Wroxham, the ‘Capital of the Broads’.
Tonight we enjoy our final evening of live country music – the artists promise to have you hollering yee-ha in no time!
Please note: the order of the itinerary is subject to change.
Norfolk Country Music Break
After breakfast, we check out and board the coach for the journey home.
Norwich Historic City Visit
Explore the medieval city of Norwich at an easy pace, taking in cobbled Elm Hill, the lively market and riverside views along the Wensum. Independent shops and cafés lend the lanes a village feel in the heart of this historic East Anglian capital.
Admire Norwich Cathedral, whose soaring nave and the second tallest spire in England shape the skyline, and see formidable Norwich Castle, a Norman stronghold turned museum. Churches, guildhalls and merchant houses reveal centuries of trade, worship and craftsmanship.
Evening Country Music Shows at Warner Corton
Experience live country music entertainment each evening at Warner Corton, as bands and vocalists bring classic Nashville hits and modern favourites to the resort’s show lounge. Settle into cabaret-style seating or take to the dance floor for a little two-step under the lights.
Expect toe-tapping sets, warm banter and a friendly crowd, with bar service close at hand. The artist line-up is confirmed closer to departure, but the mood remains the same: easygoing, sociable and rooted in American country rhythms delivered with British charm.
Warner Corton Daytime Activities & Leisure Club
Make the most of daytime activities at Warner Corton’s leisure club, from an indoor heated swimming pool to sauna and steam room. Join light-hearted sessions of curling and shuffleboard, skittles and crazy golf, or test your aim with supervised archery and rifle shooting.
Easy coastal air and friendly hosts create a sociable pace, with equipment provided and guidance on hand. It’s an inviting way to unwind between excursions, mixing gentle competition with relaxation in spaces designed for comfort and camaraderie.
Norfolk Broads Villages Discovery (Wroxham, Horning & Potter Heigham)
Discover the Broads by coach on an optional excursion (additional cost, bookable on tour), calling at Wroxham, Horning and Potter Heigham. Take in reed-fringed waterways, thatched cottages and riverside greens where traditional wherries and leisure boats slip by.
Learn how this watery landscape, now the Norfolk Broads National Park, grew from medieval peat diggings that flooded to form shallow lakes. Look out for marsh harriers, swans and herons, and photograph the distinctive medieval bridge at Potter Heigham for a classic Broads scene.
Aldeburgh Coastal Town Visit
Explore Aldeburgh on Suffolk’s Heritage Coast, where a Blue Flag shingle beach and traditional fishermen’s huts frame a breezy seafront. Stroll the Crag Path, browse independent galleries and delis along the High Street, and pause for sea views dotted with colourful boats and gulls.
Trace the town’s musical heritage linked to Benjamin Britten and pause at Maggi Hambling’s Scallop, the striking beach sculpture inscribed with his words. Photograph the timber-framed Tudor Moot Hall and the pebble shore’s fishing boats for a sense of Aldeburgh’s enduring maritime character.
