Cromer
Cromer is a Norfolk classic, offering all the charm of a traditional seaside town with a few unique twists. Famous for its pier and delicious crabs, it’s the perfect spot for a fun day out. Start your visit with a stroll along the pier, which houses a theatre offering year-round entertainment, including the famous end-of-the-pier variety shows.
Fun Fact! Cromer crabs are world-famous for their sweet flavor, thanks to the nutrient-rich waters off the Norfolk coast. You can even sample them fresh from the local fishmongers!
The town is also a haven for foodies, with plenty of restaurants and cafés serving up traditional fish and chips alongside more adventurous seafood options. After lunch, explore Cromer’s streets lined with independent shops, art galleries, and local landmarks like the towering church of St. Peter and St. Paul. For history buffs, a visit to the RNLI Henry Blogg Museum is a must—it pays tribute to the legacy of Cromer’s maritime heroes and offers a fascinating glimpse into the town’s seafaring past.
Fun Fact! Cromer has a rich maritime history and was once home to the fearless “Lifeboatmen of Cromer,” including Henry Blogg, the most decorated lifeboatman in history.
Nature lovers can take a short walk along the clifftop paths for spectacular views of the coastline and a chance to spot local wildlife, including seabirds and seals. Whether you’re drawn to its sandy beach, vibrant culture, or delicious food, Cromer has something for everyone. Its perfect blend of history, scenic beauty, and traditional seaside fun makes it a must-visit destination on the Norfolk coast—and one you’ll want to return to time and time again.
