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Visit East of England Come Hungry for Norfolk and Suffolk. Discover food, coast, culture, nature and wellbeing. Start exploring ⬇️

Explore the East of England and discover everything that this region has to offer. Enjoy a diverse mixture of vibrant cities, individual towns and villages, beautiful countryside and idyllic seaside - and all within easy reach no matter where you are travelling from. Based around the ancient kingdom of East Anglia, the area is made up of the six counties of Norfolk, Suffolk, Cambridgeshire and Essex to form the distinctive hum that sticks out of England towards the Continent. Directly to the north of London, the region has preserved much of its unspoilt character, rural landscape, architecture and traditions.

Meet the makers: Emmett's Store of Peasenhall.Over 200 years of Suffolk curing, served with a seasonal twist.At our Home...
30/10/2026

Meet the makers: Emmett's Store of Peasenhall.

Over 200 years of Suffolk curing, served with a seasonal twist.

At our Home of the Harvest Feast, Emmett’s brought its traditional curing expertise to the table with lomo, paired with cantaloupe melon for a fresh and delicious start to the meal.

A wonderful showcase of the craftsmanship and independent producers that make Suffolk’s food story so special.

Discover more local flavours and the people behind them on the Home of the Harvest Trail.

https://visiteastofengland.com/come-hungry/trail

Just one week to go! Suffolk + Norfolk LVEP Tourism Business ConferenceWe’re looking forward to welcoming tourism busine...
29/10/2026

Just one week to go!

Suffolk + Norfolk LVEP Tourism Business Conference
We’re looking forward to welcoming tourism businesses from across Suffolk and Norfolk to The Halls in Norwich next Thursday, 5 November, for a day of insight, inspiration and networking.

We have a fantastic line-up of speakers joining us, covering everything from the future of the visitor economy to inclusive marketing, regenerative tourism and leading through change.

Here’s a taste of what’s in store:
• Lady Victoria Borwick, Chair of the VisitEngland Advisory Board, bringing a national perspective on tourism and the visitor economy.
• Sarah Knight, award-winning leadership coach and keynote speaker, exploring how to navigate uncertainty, adapt to change and lead with confidence.
• Dom Hyams, Global Client Director at Purple Goat Agency, sharing his expertise in inclusive marketing and reaching audiences more effectively.
• The University of Greenwich’s regenerative tourism team, alongside Deb Brookes, exploring how tourism can support thriving landscapes, communities and local economies.

We’ll also hear from Transport East on sustainable travel, learn more about the Norfolk and Suffolk Local Nature Recovery Strategy, get an update on our new Visit East of England, Visit Norfolk and Visit Suffolk websites, and find out how businesses can get involved in our Come Hungry / Home of the Harvest campaign.

With plenty of opportunities to connect with fellow tourism businesses, share ideas and take away practical inspiration, it’s a great opportunity to come together and look at the future of tourism across our region.

Tickets are selling fast, so book your place now:https://www.trybooking.com/uk/event/121321

A big thank you to our conference sponsors for their support:
Greater Anglia | Larking Gowen| Lovewell Blake | Naked Marketing | Howes Percival

We look forward to seeing you there!

130 miles of coastline, completely untamed.🌊The East of England shores are transforming into a massive winter wildlife s...
28/10/2026

130 miles of coastline, completely untamed.🌊

The East of England shores are transforming into a massive winter wildlife safari. From thousands of pink-footed geese over The Wash to the massive grey seal colony at Blakeney Point, nature is putting on its best seasonal show.

We’ve teamed up with VisitEngland for the campaign to share the magic of our coastline out of season.

Ready to see nature in the raw?🦭

Carlton Marshes - Suffolk Wildlife Trust
RSPB Minsmere
WWT Welney Wetland Centre

Head to the link in our bio to plan your adventure!
https://visiteastofengland.com/articles/what-is-on-the-east-of-england-nature-coast

Meet the makers: Adnams  🍻A warm welcome, the Adnams way.Guests at our Home of the Harvest Feast were welcomed with Adna...
27/10/2026

Meet the makers: Adnams 🍻

A warm welcome, the Adnams way.

Guests at our Home of the Harvest Feast were welcomed with Adnams Ghost Ship Alcohol Free, with Adnams White Burgundy also served alongside the Blythburgh pork main course.

Rooted in Southwold, Adnams helped bring a true taste of the Suffolk coast to a table celebrating our region’s food and drink.

Discover more of the people and places behind the flavours on the Home of the Harvest Trail.

https://visiteastofengland.com/come-hungry/trail

Meet the makers: Pump Street Chocolate  🍫Because every great feast deserves a little something sweet.Pump Street provide...
24/10/2026

Meet the makers: Pump Street Chocolate 🍫

Because every great feast deserves a little something sweet.

Pump Street provided the chocolate for the grand finale of our Home of the Harvest Feast: an indulgent 85% Ecuador chocolate delice, finished with candied walnut, Fen Farm cultured cream and foraged damson coulis.

Based in Suffolk, Pump Street is a wonderful example of the independent businesses that make exploring our region so rewarding.

Put it on your Suffolk food and drink wish list and discover more along the Home of the Harvest Trail.

https://visiteastofengland.com/come-hungry/trail

Nature in the raw.🌾Winter is the most magical time to explore the East of England Nature Coast. Spanning 130 miles acros...
22/10/2026

Nature in the raw.🌾

Winter is the most magical time to explore the East of England Nature Coast. Spanning 130 miles across Norfolk and Suffolk, our shores host hundreds of thousands of migratory birds and thriving marine life. Catch the incredible pink-footed geese skeins over The Wash, watch newborn grey seal pups at Blakeney Point, or spot rare birds of prey at RSPB Minsmere. Grab your binoculars and experience a true winter safari.🥾

Click the link in our bio for our full guide and coastal places to stay!
https://visiteastofengland.com/articles/what-is-on-the-east-of-england-nature-coast

Meet the makers: Flint Vineyard 🍷A taste of Norfolk, in every glass.Flint Vineyard brought its Charmat Rosé and Pinot No...
21/10/2026

Meet the makers: Flint Vineyard 🍷

A taste of Norfolk, in every glass.

Flint Vineyard brought its Charmat Rosé and Pinot Noir Précoce to our Home of the Harvest Feast, pairing Norfolk-grown wines with a menu celebrating the very best of our region’s seasonal produce.

With the autumn harvest bringing vineyards to life, there’s no better time to discover the stories behind our local food and drink.

Ready to raise a glass? Discover more along the Home of the Harvest Trail.

https://visiteastofengland.com/come-hungry/trail

A lovely feature from Condé Nast Traveller showcasing the incredible food and drink along the East Anglian coast! 🌊🦪Than...
20/10/2026

A lovely feature from Condé Nast Traveller showcasing the incredible food and drink along the East Anglian coast! 🌊🦪

Thank you to Claire, Condé Nast Traveler and all the wonderful businesses featured for shining a spotlight on our fantastic region and its brilliant food scene.

It’s especially lovely to see The White Horse, Brancaster Staithe highlighted as they celebrate their 30th year. A fantastic milestone for such a special Norfolk business!

East Anglia has so much to offer, from fresh local seafood and world-class oysters to the brilliant people and producers who make our food scene so special.

Well worth a read! 👇

https://www.cntraveller.com/article/from-crab-rolls-to-world-class-oysters-how-to-eat-your-way-around-the-east-anglian-coast

Did you visit Chelsworth Open Gardens this summer?Back in June, this beautiful Suffolk village opened its gardens to vis...
19/10/2026

Did you visit Chelsworth Open Gardens this summer?

Back in June, this beautiful Suffolk village opened its gardens to visitors for a special day of gardens, refreshments, village life and community spirit.

There was plenty to explore, from the gardens themselves to the village green, stalls, refreshments and entertainment.

If you visited and enjoyed Chelsworth Open Gardens, and think it deserves to be named Event/Festival of the Year, you can vote for it now.

Cast your vote here: https://visitengland-chapters.secure-platform.com/a/organizations/NAS/gallery?roundId=519

Voting closes at midnight on 25 October.

Meet the makers: Fen Farm Dairy  🧀A Suffolk favourite, served with an autumn twist.At our Home of the Harvest Feast, Fen...
17/10/2026

Meet the makers: Fen Farm Dairy 🧀

A Suffolk favourite, served with an autumn twist.

At our Home of the Harvest Feast, Fen Farm Dairy’s award-winning Baron Bigod took centre stage, deep-fried and served with black garlic and autumn truffle. Their butter and cultured cream also featured throughout the menu.

From the farm to the table, it was a delicious reminder of the brilliant producers right here in our region.

Fancy discovering more? Add Fen Farm Dairy to your food and drink adventures and explore the Home of the Harvest Trail.

https://visiteastofengland.com/come-hungry/trail

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