Special interest holidays:

The East Anglia region

There is a working RNLI lifeboat station and museum and there are plenty of excellent walks along the cliff top trail or along the beach to either Overstrand to the south or to East and West Runton to the North.

Cromer

Annual events include the Folk Festival in May, Carnival Week (held during the third week in August), and fireworks over the water on New Year’s Day.

Coast/Beach:

The Coast Hopper bus provides a regular hassle free service round the picturesque coast where you may 'hop on' and off at such beautiful coastal villages as Cley, Blakeney and Morston and connects with boat trips to visit the seals.

Travel:

Car not necessary

Nearest airport: Norwich Airport 20 km,

Nearest railway: Cromer 1.5 km

Railway station in walking distance.

Distances:

The railway station is just a short walk away with connections to Norwich, the Broads and Sheringham. Catch a bus or drive to the Georgian town of Holt, 15 minutes away. The fine city of Norwich with its excellent shopping malls, theatre, cinema complexes, cathedral, castle museum, plenty of inns and restaurants is only 20 miles away.

Further Details:

If you manage to exhaust the many options available to you in Cromer other attractions include the wonderful North Norfolk Steam Railway at Holt, famous for its 40's re-enactment weekends held in September,the Splash Aqua Pool at Sheringham,the National Trust Sheringham Park for walks with wonderful views, Felbrigg Hall and Blickling Hall.The RSPB nature and bird reserves at Cley and Blakeney are also very popular. Daily boat hire and river trips are available on the famous Norfolk Broads just a 30 minute drive away.