Suffolk & Norfolk Tourism Awards 2025 Finalists
The Suffolk & Norfolk Tourism Awards 2025 finalists are here! These prestigious awards recognise the outstanding achievements of tourism businesses across the region. With categories highlighting everything from ethical practices to culinary excellence, the awards honour the innovation, dedication, and impact of local businesses on our vibrant visitor economy.
Congratulations to all the finalists! Winners will be revealed at the Awards Night on 6th March 2025 at Norwich Castle, with a drinks reception sponsored by Larking Gowen. Winners will have the opportunity to represent our region at the National VisitEngland Awards for Excellence in June.
Finalists by Category:
Ethical, Responsible and Sustainable Tourism – Sponsored by Swiss Camplings
- Woodbridge Tide Mill Museum
- Eezy Bike
- Wild With Nature
New Tourism Business of the Year – Sponsored by Lovewell Blake
- East Point Pavilion
- The Dukes Lodge, Earsham
- The Miller’s Shed
Camping, Glamping, and Holiday Park of the Year – Sponsored by Ronaldo’s
- Deer’s Glade Caravan & Camping Park
- The Grove Glamping
- Searles Leisure Resort
- Hippersons Boatyard
Experience of the Year – Sponsored by Ginger Pickle
- Jimmy’s Farm & Wildlife Park
- Watatunga Wildlife Reserve
- Love Norwich Food
Visitor Attraction of the Year – Sponsored by Howes Percival
- BeWILDerwood Norfolk
- Jimmy’s Farm & Wildlife Park
- Holkham
B&B and Guest House of the Year – Sponsored by Out of Office Events
- Dairy Barns
- The White Hart
- Belle Vue Guest House & Cottage
Hotel of the Year – Sponsored by Ensors Chartered Accountants
- The Maids Head Hotel
- The Harper
- Titchwell Manor
Pub of the Year
- The Pigs
- The Langham Blue Bell
- The Suffield Arms
- Dukes Head, Somerleyton
Self-Catering Accommodation of the Year – Sponsored by Hoseasons
- North Cottage Cromer
- The Suffolk Escape
- East Ruston Cottages
Taste of England Award – Sponsored by Holiday Matters 2 Us
- The Leaping Hare
- Retreat East
- Yalm Foodhall
Unsung Hero of the Year Award – Sponsored by Greater Anglia
- Fran Hartshorne – The White Horse, Brancaster
- Sam Vallerius – Marina Theatre
- Ian Russell – Wroxham Barns
