CROMER - an esplanady sort of place
Best for Coffee
Tiny coffee shop in Cromer tucked along the prom - outside seating (blankets provided) or take with you and wander. Offers a bring your own cup service, always with a smile - the ultimate brew with a view!
During the summer hosts 'North Sea Nights' serving espresso martini's and more in collaboration with the Gangway and Cromer Soul Club for a tipple with tunes on the esplanade.
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North Sea Coffee Co
EsplanadeTiny coffee shop in Cromer tucked along the prom - outside seating (blankets provided) or take with you and wander. Offers a bring your own cup service, always with a smile - the ultimate brew with a view!
During the summer hosts 'North Sea Nights' serving espresso martini's and more in collaboration with the Gangway and Cromer Soul Club for a tipple with tunes on the esplanade.
Cross Street Union
Cross StreetTiny shop in Holt, excellent Coffee!
The outstanding village shop with essentials and lots more, including coffee & cake, which is never a bad thing!
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Stiffkey Stores
Wells RoadThe outstanding village shop with essentials and lots more, including coffee & cake, which is never a bad thing!
Provisions
The Craft Bakery
37-39 Church StBread, cakes & pastries made on the premises.
Old school shop around the corner with seasonal local fresh fruit and veg - brown paper bags & prices by the lb!
Lizzie's Fruits & Vegetables Shop
7 West StOld school shop around the corner with seasonal local fresh fruit and veg - brown paper bags & prices by the lb!
J Lee Crabstall
13A New StreetPick up a dressed cromer crab, add linguine - yum!
Traditional Butchery with a boozy twist - selling steaks alongside locally-produced wine, beer and cider, as well as English whiskey, and spirits from Poppyland Brewery and Distillery, only a five-minute walk away on West Street.
Beast to Block
27A Church StreetTraditional Butchery with a boozy twist - selling steaks alongside locally-produced wine, beer and cider, as well as English whiskey, and spirits from Poppyland Brewery and Distillery, only a five-minute walk away on West Street.
Quality Fresh Fish & Shellfish from the Davies boats - Crab & Lobster specialists, straight from the sea!
Davies Fish Shop
7 Garden StQuality Fresh Fish & Shellfish from the Davies boats - Crab & Lobster specialists, straight from the sea!
Favourite Places to Eat & Drink
Arguably the best Fish & Chips in Cromer...Michelin starred owner! Eat in or carry your fare down to the pier and find a seat in a booth - chips al fresco!
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No1 Cromer
1 New StArguably the best Fish & Chips in Cromer...Michelin starred owner! Eat in or carry your fare down to the pier and find a seat in a booth - chips al fresco!
Friday night is pizza night but during daylight hours, serves a wealth of local produce for everyday deliciousness - sandwiches to sausage rolls plus cheese and charcuterie, oh & fantastic takeaway coffee - the owner worked at North Sea Coffee for a while! (She also runs a mean yoga class which heads out onto the pier during the summer months.)
West Street Deli
6 West StFriday night is pizza night but during daylight hours, serves a wealth of local produce for everyday deliciousness - sandwiches to sausage rolls plus cheese and charcuterie, oh & fantastic takeaway coffee - the owner worked at North Sea Coffee for a while! (She also runs a mean yoga class which heads out onto the pier during the summer months.)
Feels like a real pub, great for a pint and a game of darts - as it says, 'Muddy Paws and Sandy Boots welcome!'
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The Red Lion Hotel
Brook StreetFeels like a real pub, great for a pint and a game of darts - as it says, 'Muddy Paws and Sandy Boots welcome!'
Great informal cafe with excellent terrace for a glass of wine on sunny days and squashy sofa inside
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Rocket House Cafe
The GangwayGreat informal cafe with excellent terrace for a glass of wine on sunny days and squashy sofa inside
For afternoon tea or Spa, or both! Book for Sunday Lunch overlooking the quay and ex- perience the ‘desert trolley’!
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The Blakeney Hotel
The QuayFor afternoon tea or Spa, or both! Book for Sunday Lunch overlooking the quay and ex- perience the ‘desert trolley’!
Experience local chef Galton Blackiston's Michelin starred restaurant (booking essential)
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Morston Hall Hotels Ltd
The StreetExperience local chef Galton Blackiston's Michelin starred restaurant (booking essential)
The Albion
32 Church StGreat for Evening drinks but also morning coffee and pastries!
Decorative, Vintage & Antique
Antiquarian bookseller - you'll find all manner of literary gems in here & if you like walking make a point of having a chat with the owner.
Bookworms of Cromer
9 New StAntiquarian bookseller - you'll find all manner of literary gems in here & if you like walking make a point of having a chat with the owner.
Original works by Local Artists - Paintings, prints ceramics, glass and sculpture.
The Gallery Norfolk
3 Church StreetOriginal works by Local Artists - Paintings, prints ceramics, glass and sculpture.
Illustrator's live/ work studio on the sea front Cromer, next to North Sea Coffee. Browse for distinctive original artwork using screen printing, linocut, etching & embossing techniques.
Leanda Jaine Illustrations
4 Marine ViewIllustrator's live/ work studio on the sea front Cromer, next to North Sea Coffee. Browse for distinctive original artwork using screen printing, linocut, etching & embossing techniques.
Beatniks of Cromer
1 NR27Selling retro vintage clothing and accessories
Beaches
Blue Flag Status - go to for East Coast Surfers & probably Norfolk’s most popular surf spot, home to the largest chalk reef in Europe which provides one of the more consistent breaks in North Norfolk. Gives small but nicely shaped waves 1-3 foot up to 4 or 5 on a good day.
Car Park & loos
East Runton Beach
Beach RoadBlue Flag Status - go to for East Coast Surfers & probably Norfolk’s most popular surf spot, home to the largest chalk reef in Europe which provides one of the more consistent breaks in North Norfolk. Gives small but nicely shaped waves 1-3 foot up to 4 or 5 on a good day.
Car Park & loos
Blue Flag Status & Deep History Coast - fun for rock pooling at low tide and a Fossil Hunter's paradise - home of the Steppe Mammoth!
Fossil hunting is a big draw to this beach, one of the 50 beaches in Norfolk. It’s known as one of the best fossil collecting beaches around as well as one of the best rock pooling beaches.
You can hunt for hours digging up little interesting fossils, and if you’re with children, it can be a real excitement for them and you can pass the time of day very easily.
You can easily walk from West to East Runton, about a mile, BUT make sure the tide is out, otherwise you’ll get stranded. When the tide comes in, it cuts off the corner. You can also walk to Sheringham, but again, beware of the tide.
There’s no lifeguard on this beach, which makes it a much quieter beach than some of the other beaches nearby, such as Cromer and Sheringham.
Car Park, Cafe & loos
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West Runton Beach
Water LaneBlue Flag Status & Deep History Coast - fun for rock pooling at low tide and a Fossil Hunter's paradise - home of the Steppe Mammoth!
Fossil hunting is a big draw to this beach, one of the 50 beaches in Norfolk. It’s known as one of the best fossil collecting beaches around as well as one of the best rock pooling beaches.
You can hunt for hours digging up little interesting fossils, and if you’re with children, it can be a real excitement for them and you can pass the time of day very easily.
You can easily walk from West to East Runton, about a mile, BUT make sure the tide is out, otherwise you’ll get stranded. When the tide comes in, it cuts off the corner. You can also walk to Sheringham, but again, beware of the tide.
There’s no lifeguard on this beach, which makes it a much quieter beach than some of the other beaches nearby, such as Cromer and Sheringham.
Car Park, Cafe & loos
- It's had Gwyneth Paltrow shipwrecked on it.
- It's had the All Saints sing Pure Shores on it.
- It’s been featured in Stephen Fry's ITV series Kingdom.
- Most summers it hosts a Household Cavalry regiment as the horsemen take their steeds galloping in the surf... often without their tops on (the guys, we mean, not the horses)!
- It has also been voted the best beach in Britain.
Charged Parking Holkham Beach - Lady Anne’s Drive
Open April to September 6am to 9pm, October to March 6am to 6pm. No coaches, caravans or trailers. Overnight parking is not allowed.
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Holkham beach
- It's had Gwyneth Paltrow shipwrecked on it.
- It's had the All Saints sing Pure Shores on it.
- It’s been featured in Stephen Fry's ITV series Kingdom.
- Most summers it hosts a Household Cavalry regiment as the horsemen take their steeds galloping in the surf... often without their tops on (the guys, we mean, not the horses)!
- It has also been voted the best beach in Britain.
Charged Parking Holkham Beach - Lady Anne’s Drive
Open April to September 6am to 9pm, October to March 6am to 6pm. No coaches, caravans or trailers. Overnight parking is not allowed.
The beach at Wells-Next-The-Sea is part of the Holkham Estate. The Wells Harbour Rail- way is a 101⁄4" guage railway running approximately a mile from the town and harbour down to the Pinewoods holiday park, situated next to the sandy beach with its pine trees and colourful beach huts.
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Wells Next The Sea Beach
The beach at Wells-Next-The-Sea is part of the Holkham Estate. The Wells Harbour Rail- way is a 101⁄4" guage railway running approximately a mile from the town and harbour down to the Pinewoods holiday park, situated next to the sandy beach with its pine trees and colourful beach huts.
The beach here is incredible but fairly inaccessible unless you have a boat - white sands and blue sea and only seals for company.
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Blakeney Point
The beach here is incredible but fairly inaccessible unless you have a boat - white sands and blue sea and only seals for company.
Blue Flag, golden sands, good surf and safe swimming with RNLI beach lifeguards in Summer.
All the amenities and charm of a traditional seaside resort with long scenic walks to Trimingham and beyond.
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Mundesley Beach
9 Beach RdBlue Flag, golden sands, good surf and safe swimming with RNLI beach lifeguards in Summer.
All the amenities and charm of a traditional seaside resort with long scenic walks to Trimingham and beyond.
No lifeguard here so quieter than Cromer & Sheringham but lovely stretch of sand at low tide - Colourful beach huts & ice cream van in the car park!
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Overstrand Beach
Overstrand RoadNo lifeguard here so quieter than Cromer & Sheringham but lovely stretch of sand at low tide - Colourful beach huts & ice cream van in the car park!
Towns & Villages
Mud larking and swimming at low tide at Blakeney is probably a child’s dream day! Wet- suits are best for the job and be warned, the mud sticks! In my experience no amount of washing will remove Blakeney mud stains!
Moveable date in July/ August sees the annual Blakeney Aquatic Sports Day, where any- one can enter a number of events from sandcastle building and ‘ghilly’ (crab) catching competitions to swimming races, the tug of war and the infamous ‘Greasy pole’ challenge.
The Fun Fair visits Blakeney down at the quayside Carnser Car Park for a week in August. In October Carnser Car Park is the home of the annual Fireworks and Bonfire event with fun fair rides, fundraising stalls and hot food – always a great night out.
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Blakeney
Mud larking and swimming at low tide at Blakeney is probably a child’s dream day! Wet- suits are best for the job and be warned, the mud sticks! In my experience no amount of washing will remove Blakeney mud stains!
Moveable date in July/ August sees the annual Blakeney Aquatic Sports Day, where any- one can enter a number of events from sandcastle building and ‘ghilly’ (crab) catching competitions to swimming races, the tug of war and the infamous ‘Greasy pole’ challenge.
The Fun Fair visits Blakeney down at the quayside Carnser Car Park for a week in August. In October Carnser Car Park is the home of the annual Fireworks and Bonfire event with fun fair rides, fundraising stalls and hot food – always a great night out.
Norfolk Wildlife Trust Visitors‘ Centre:
Renowned Cley Marshes with bird watching hides and board walks.
Cley Windmill:
Photogenic landmark and venue for events such as weddings etc
Pubs:
The George
The Three Swallows
Pinkfoot Gallery:
Art gallery championing local artists
Cley Pottery:
Artisan ceramics
Cley Smokehouse:
Fish smokers and a wealth of associated produce
Picnic Fayre:
Top notch Delicatessen
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Cley next the Sea
Norfolk Wildlife Trust Visitors‘ Centre:
Renowned Cley Marshes with bird watching hides and board walks.
Cley Windmill:
Photogenic landmark and venue for events such as weddings etc
Pubs:
The George
The Three Swallows
Pinkfoot Gallery:
Art gallery championing local artists
Cley Pottery:
Artisan ceramics
Cley Smokehouse:
Fish smokers and a wealth of associated produce
Picnic Fayre:
Top notch Delicatessen
The Wiveton Bell:
Pub with good food and roaring fire in Winter Outdoor seating in summer
Wiveton Downs:
lovely walks
Wiveton church:
Circular walk to Cley and the ford at Glandford with its shell museum
Wiveton Hall:
Pick your own fruit farm and cafe - glorious setting - occasional Farmers Markets in summer & home of Normal for Norfolk
Wiveton
The Wiveton Bell:
Pub with good food and roaring fire in Winter Outdoor seating in summer
Wiveton Downs:
lovely walks
Wiveton church:
Circular walk to Cley and the ford at Glandford with its shell museum
Wiveton Hall:
Pick your own fruit farm and cafe - glorious setting - occasional Farmers Markets in summer & home of Normal for Norfolk
The Anchor:
Pub - great food
Morston Hall:
Michelin starred restaurant (booking essential)
Coastal walks:
Head out along the Coast Path
Seal Trips:
Boats leave from Morston Quay
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Morston Quay National Trust
The Anchor:
Pub - great food
Morston Hall:
Michelin starred restaurant (booking essential)
Coastal walks:
Head out along the Coast Path
Seal Trips:
Boats leave from Morston Quay
The Bluebell:
Tiny Pub - good food
Langham airfield & Dome:
Used for the filming of ‘The Dambusters’
‘The great ol round house‘
A planetarium for navigator training
Langham Street Fayre:
Bi-ennial fete with its multitude of stalls selling home made goods, food and traditional street entertainment
Langham Glass:
(NOW LOCATED EAST RUDHAM, NR FAKENHAM) Offers guided tours of the glass blowing workshops
Langham
The Bluebell:
Tiny Pub - good food
Langham airfield & Dome:
Used for the filming of ‘The Dambusters’
‘The great ol round house‘
A planetarium for navigator training
Langham Street Fayre:
Bi-ennial fete with its multitude of stalls selling home made goods, food and traditional street entertainment
Langham Glass:
(NOW LOCATED EAST RUDHAM, NR FAKENHAM) Offers guided tours of the glass blowing workshops
Beach:
Great flat sand at low tide - lifeguard in summer
Little Theatre:
Year round programme featuring drama, hit movies, music, comedy, art exhibitions, sum- mer rep and Christmas panto.
Blyth and Wright:
Traditional hardware store brown overalls, fork handles and everything!
The Reef:
Swimming pool and Gym
Hilltop:
Outdoor Centre for adventure days
Railway:
Take the steam train on the Poppyline to Holt or take the Bittern Line for a day out in Norwich
Sheringham Park:
National Trust Repton designed Parkland - lovely walks with spectacular views of the park and Coast. Rhododendron season is magnificent!
Saturday Park Run from here
Annual Easter Egg Hunts.
The Crab and Lobster Festival:
A weekend celebration of two lovely coastal towns, Cromer and Sheringham, with fun, food, art & music.
Golf Couse:
Picturesque, with stunning coastal views and the North Norfolk Steam Railway running through it.
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Sheringham
Beach:
Great flat sand at low tide - lifeguard in summer
Little Theatre:
Year round programme featuring drama, hit movies, music, comedy, art exhibitions, sum- mer rep and Christmas panto.
Blyth and Wright:
Traditional hardware store brown overalls, fork handles and everything!
The Reef:
Swimming pool and Gym
Hilltop:
Outdoor Centre for adventure days
Railway:
Take the steam train on the Poppyline to Holt or take the Bittern Line for a day out in Norwich
Sheringham Park:
National Trust Repton designed Parkland - lovely walks with spectacular views of the park and Coast. Rhododendron season is magnificent!
Saturday Park Run from here
Annual Easter Egg Hunts.
The Crab and Lobster Festival:
A weekend celebration of two lovely coastal towns, Cromer and Sheringham, with fun, food, art & music.
Golf Couse:
Picturesque, with stunning coastal views and the North Norfolk Steam Railway running through it.
Beach:
Pebbles and sand - great for walks & swimming, lifeguard in Summer. Hire a beach hut from North Norfolk District Council.
Banksy:
On the East Beach just past the last beach huts.....don’t tell him you’re staying in a luxury holiday rental...
Glide Surf School:
Book a surf lesson - min. age 8/ No maximum - Catch that wave!
Pier & Lifeboat Station:
Traditional pier with seating booths and end of the pier theatre. Lifeboats launched from here too & annual firework display on New Years Day
North Sea Coffee:
On the Prom - Best for a brew with a view and North Sea Nights on selected Saturdays in the summer
The Gangway:
Great for evening drinks, but also morning coffee and pastries!
Rocket House:
Great informal cafe with lovely terrace and squashy sofa inside
Henry Blogg Museum:
Museum of the RNLI's most decorated lifeboatman who served for 53 years on Cromer's lifeboats
The Regal:
Movieplex Cinema - small, but perfectly formed
Town Centre:
Bustling town, handy tourist information centre just over Louden Road
Tennis Club:
Tennis courts and club house with and old world ‘pavilion’ feel - warm welcome and fantastic grass courts
Amazona Zoo:
Home to over 200 animals from Tropical South America including Jaguars, Monkeys, Snakes, Flamingos and Tapirs
Royal Cromer Golf Club:
Widely regarded as one of Norfolk’s finest courses, cliff top with spectacular views
Felbrigg Hall:
National Trust 17th century Hall, walled garden and rolling landscape park with a lake & 520 acres of woods
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Cromer Beach
Beach:
Pebbles and sand - great for walks & swimming, lifeguard in Summer. Hire a beach hut from North Norfolk District Council.
Banksy:
On the East Beach just past the last beach huts.....don’t tell him you’re staying in a luxury holiday rental...
Glide Surf School:
Book a surf lesson - min. age 8/ No maximum - Catch that wave!
Pier & Lifeboat Station:
Traditional pier with seating booths and end of the pier theatre. Lifeboats launched from here too & annual firework display on New Years Day
North Sea Coffee:
On the Prom - Best for a brew with a view and North Sea Nights on selected Saturdays in the summer
The Gangway:
Great for evening drinks, but also morning coffee and pastries!
Rocket House:
Great informal cafe with lovely terrace and squashy sofa inside
Henry Blogg Museum:
Museum of the RNLI's most decorated lifeboatman who served for 53 years on Cromer's lifeboats
The Regal:
Movieplex Cinema - small, but perfectly formed
Town Centre:
Bustling town, handy tourist information centre just over Louden Road
Tennis Club:
Tennis courts and club house with and old world ‘pavilion’ feel - warm welcome and fantastic grass courts
Amazona Zoo:
Home to over 200 animals from Tropical South America including Jaguars, Monkeys, Snakes, Flamingos and Tapirs
Royal Cromer Golf Club:
Widely regarded as one of Norfolk’s finest courses, cliff top with spectacular views
Felbrigg Hall:
National Trust 17th century Hall, walled garden and rolling landscape park with a lake & 520 acres of woods
North Norfolk Railway:
See the Coastline under steam - Poppyline trains running to Sheringham - various nostal- gic events throughout the year
Old Town:
For an outfit to match!
Byfords:
Cafe, deli & restaurant
Folly Tea Rooms:
Tea rooms and lovely garden
Two Magpies Bakery:
Delicious baked goods
Cross Street Union:
Tiny shop, excellent Coffee!
Bakers & Larners:
Department Store - Norfolk’s answer to Fortnum and Mason with a discernible smattering of ‘Are you being served?’
Christmas Lights:
In winter they are not to be missed with the street party accompanying the switch on
The Kings Head:
Town Centre Pub - serves food
Shops:
Unique and interesting mix for gifts, clothing, art, antiques and more
Spout Hills:
Pleasant walk - brilliant for sledging on snowy days
Baconsthorpe Castle:
Outside Holt in the village of Baconsthorpe - English Heritage maintained remains of a 15th century castle and moated grounds - lovely for a picnic.
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Holt
North Norfolk Railway:
See the Coastline under steam - Poppyline trains running to Sheringham - various nostal- gic events throughout the year
Old Town:
For an outfit to match!
Byfords:
Cafe, deli & restaurant
Folly Tea Rooms:
Tea rooms and lovely garden
Two Magpies Bakery:
Delicious baked goods
Cross Street Union:
Tiny shop, excellent Coffee!
Bakers & Larners:
Department Store - Norfolk’s answer to Fortnum and Mason with a discernible smattering of ‘Are you being served?’
Christmas Lights:
In winter they are not to be missed with the street party accompanying the switch on
The Kings Head:
Town Centre Pub - serves food
Shops:
Unique and interesting mix for gifts, clothing, art, antiques and more
Spout Hills:
Pleasant walk - brilliant for sledging on snowy days
Baconsthorpe Castle:
Outside Holt in the village of Baconsthorpe - English Heritage maintained remains of a 15th century castle and moated grounds - lovely for a picnic.
Letheringsett:
Letheringsett Mill:
Working flour mill
The Ford
For paddling & feeding the ducks!
The Kings Head
Pub - decent food, great large garden
Back to the Garden
Famous Farm Shop and Cafe
Glandford:
Shell Museum:
Eccentric and tiny museum - the oldest purpose-built museum in Norfolk housing the finest seashell collection in the UK.
Cley Spy:
Opened in the front half of an old carrot washing barn in Glandford, Cley Spy has become the place to visit for the best advice and choice of specialist nature watching equipment.
Art Cafe:
North Norfolk vegetarian restaurant - also gallery and licensed café
Cley Smokehouse shop:
The famous Cley Smoke house now has an outpost here at Manor Farm Barns in Glandford. Extensive range of products including fresh crabs and lobsters as well as smoked salmon and other delicacies like Kippers!
Bayfield Hall:
Stunning 18th Century house set in 500 acre Repton designed park. Antiques centre in the old stables is great for a poke about and there is a public footpath with allows some access across the grounds on a circular walk starting from the Manor Farm Barns.
Letheringsett with Glandford
Letheringsett:
Letheringsett Mill:
Working flour mill
The Ford
For paddling & feeding the ducks!
The Kings Head
Pub - decent food, great large garden
Back to the Garden
Famous Farm Shop and Cafe
Glandford:
Shell Museum:
Eccentric and tiny museum - the oldest purpose-built museum in Norfolk housing the finest seashell collection in the UK.
Cley Spy:
Opened in the front half of an old carrot washing barn in Glandford, Cley Spy has become the place to visit for the best advice and choice of specialist nature watching equipment.
Art Cafe:
North Norfolk vegetarian restaurant - also gallery and licensed café
Cley Smokehouse shop:
The famous Cley Smoke house now has an outpost here at Manor Farm Barns in Glandford. Extensive range of products including fresh crabs and lobsters as well as smoked salmon and other delicacies like Kippers!
Bayfield Hall:
Stunning 18th Century house set in 500 acre Repton designed park. Antiques centre in the old stables is great for a poke about and there is a public footpath with allows some access across the grounds on a circular walk starting from the Manor Farm Barns.
Beach:
Lovely sandy beach, at low tide - colourful Beach Huts
No lifeguards
Ice cream van in car park!
Sleepy Village:
Heart of Clement Scott’s Poppyland
Garden Centre:
Great for bulbs, plants & Christmas Trees!
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Overstrand
Beach:
Lovely sandy beach, at low tide - colourful Beach Huts
No lifeguards
Ice cream van in car park!
Sleepy Village:
Heart of Clement Scott’s Poppyland
Garden Centre:
Great for bulbs, plants & Christmas Trees!
Beach:
Shingle beach great for shore fishing
Cliff top path:
Walk along the top up to the Windmill
Steam Train:
The Poppy Line steam railway stops here at the station 1 mile outside the village (terminus Holt or Sheringham)
The Ship:
Pub serving real ales and food
The Muckleburgh Collection:
Military Museum - collection of wartime vehicles
Kelling Heath:
Lovely walks over heath land with splendid coastal views
Village Shop:
Nice cup of tea and a good book
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Weybourne
Beach:
Shingle beach great for shore fishing
Cliff top path:
Walk along the top up to the Windmill
Steam Train:
The Poppy Line steam railway stops here at the station 1 mile outside the village (terminus Holt or Sheringham)
The Ship:
Pub serving real ales and food
The Muckleburgh Collection:
Military Museum - collection of wartime vehicles
Kelling Heath:
Lovely walks over heath land with splendid coastal views
Village Shop:
Nice cup of tea and a good book
Salthouse Marshes & Salthouse Heath:
great views and ancient burial mounds
The Dun Cow:
Pub - good food
The village shop
Salthouse Church:
Hosting various art exhibitions throughout the year
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Salthouse
Salthouse Marshes & Salthouse Heath:
great views and ancient burial mounds
The Dun Cow:
Pub - good food
The village shop
Salthouse Church:
Hosting various art exhibitions throughout the year
Fabulous beach:
Great for a dog walk or riding your horse!
Hall:
Stunning house and gardens
Events throughout the year
Rural Shopping Yard
The Victoria:
Posh Pub - good food
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Holkham
Fabulous beach:
Great for a dog walk or riding your horse!
Hall:
Stunning house and gardens
Events throughout the year
Rural Shopping Yard
The Victoria:
Posh Pub - good food
The Heydon Estate is a private home, but has limited access to the grounds - (keep to paths, dogs on leads). Set around the green Heydon is the picture perfect village, with a lovely pub, tea rooms and fantastic wood fired bakery.
Husk Wood Fired Bakery Blacksmiths Shop,
The Street, Heydon, NR11 6AD
E-mail: husk.paul@hotmail.com
Telephone: 01263 587557
Bakery opening times: Wednesday – Saturday, 9am til 1pm.
Wood Fired Pizza Night, Heydon Fridays 5.30pm til 8.30pm (check opening dates before travelling)
Order your pizzas - pop into the Earle Arms for a pint or take a stroll around the estate then collect your pizza and eat on the beautiful Village Green - picnic blanket recommen- ded!
Also in Heydon:
The Earle Arms, The Green,
Heydon. Norwich.
Norfolk. NR11 6AD
01263 587376
Heydon Village Tea Shop,
The Street, Heydon,
Norwich, Norfolk, NR11 6AD
01263 587211
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Heydon
The Heydon Estate is a private home, but has limited access to the grounds - (keep to paths, dogs on leads). Set around the green Heydon is the picture perfect village, with a lovely pub, tea rooms and fantastic wood fired bakery.
Husk Wood Fired Bakery Blacksmiths Shop,
The Street, Heydon, NR11 6AD
E-mail: husk.paul@hotmail.com
Telephone: 01263 587557
Bakery opening times: Wednesday – Saturday, 9am til 1pm.
Wood Fired Pizza Night, Heydon Fridays 5.30pm til 8.30pm (check opening dates before travelling)
Order your pizzas - pop into the Earle Arms for a pint or take a stroll around the estate then collect your pizza and eat on the beautiful Village Green - picnic blanket recommen- ded!
Also in Heydon:
The Earle Arms, The Green,
Heydon. Norwich.
Norfolk. NR11 6AD
01263 587376
Heydon Village Tea Shop,
The Street, Heydon,
Norwich, Norfolk, NR11 6AD
01263 587211
Things to see & do
Movieplex Cinema - small, but perfectly formed multi screen cinema. Occasionally you can pretty much experience a private viewing!
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Regal Movieplex
2-4 Hans PlMovieplex Cinema - small, but perfectly formed multi screen cinema. Occasionally you can pretty much experience a private viewing!
Book a surf lesson - min. age 8/ No maximum - Catch that wave!
Glide Surf School is based in Cromer, Norfolk and is open 7 days a week, from Easter to October half term week. Surf lessons are held on the beach at the east side of the pier. You can contact them to book lessons or hire equipment using the following methods:
Telephone - 07966 392227 / 01263 805005 E-mail - benjaminkewell@glidesurfschool.co.uk
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The Glide Surf School
EsplanadeBook a surf lesson - min. age 8/ No maximum - Catch that wave!
Glide Surf School is based in Cromer, Norfolk and is open 7 days a week, from Easter to October half term week. Surf lessons are held on the beach at the east side of the pier. You can contact them to book lessons or hire equipment using the following methods:
Telephone - 07966 392227 / 01263 805005 E-mail - benjaminkewell@glidesurfschool.co.uk
Home to over 200 animals from Tropical South America including Jaguars, Monkeys, Snakes, Flamingos and Tapirs
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Amazona Zoo
Hall RoadHome to over 200 animals from Tropical South America including Jaguars, Monkeys, Snakes, Flamingos and Tapirs
National Trust 17th century Hall, walled garden and rolling landscape park with a lake & 520 acres of woods - Tea & cake, naturally!
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Felbrigg Hall
National Trust 17th century Hall, walled garden and rolling landscape park with a lake & 520 acres of woods - Tea & cake, naturally!
National Trust Repton designed Parkland - lovely walks with spectacular views of the park and Coast. Rhododendron season is magnificent!
Saturday Park Run from here
Annual Easter Egg Hunts.
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Sheringham Park
National Trust Repton designed Parkland - lovely walks with spectacular views of the park and Coast. Rhododendron season is magnificent!
Saturday Park Run from here
Annual Easter Egg Hunts.
See the Coastline under steam - Poppyline trains running to Sheringham - various nostalgic events throughout the year including the 1940's weekend in September and the Santa Express over Christmas.
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North Norfolk Railway PL (Holt Station)
Off Cherry Tree ClSee the Coastline under steam - Poppyline trains running to Sheringham - various nostalgic events throughout the year including the 1940's weekend in September and the Santa Express over Christmas.
Eccentric and tiny museum - the oldest purpose-built museum in Norfolk housing the finest seashell collection in the UK.
Check opening times before visiting.
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The Shell Museum
Hurdle LaneEccentric and tiny museum - the oldest purpose-built museum in Norfolk housing the finest seashell collection in the UK.
Check opening times before visiting.
Cromer Pier & Pavilion Theatre
PromenadeBeautiful Hall, Park and Gardens - National Trust
Tel: 01263 738030
www.nationaltrust.org.uk/blickling
Bluebell Walks:
Blickling's historic park comes alive with a carpet of blue in April and May. Join Dave Brady, Head Ranger for a free walk to find the best spots to see them. Meet at the Estate Barn in the main car park
The Buckinghamshire Arms, Blickling
The Bucks is a traditional 17th century pub and former coaching inn. Serving many real ales and great food, it is the perfect stop off when visiting the area.
The Buckinghamshire Arms Pub and Restaurant Blickling, Aylsham,
Norfolk NR11 6NF
TEL: 01263 732133
The Bucks is next door to the National Trust's Blickling Hall.
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Blickling Estate
Beautiful Hall, Park and Gardens - National Trust
Tel: 01263 738030
www.nationaltrust.org.uk/blickling
Bluebell Walks:
Blickling's historic park comes alive with a carpet of blue in April and May. Join Dave Brady, Head Ranger for a free walk to find the best spots to see them. Meet at the Estate Barn in the main car park
The Buckinghamshire Arms, Blickling
The Bucks is a traditional 17th century pub and former coaching inn. Serving many real ales and great food, it is the perfect stop off when visiting the area.
The Buckinghamshire Arms Pub and Restaurant Blickling, Aylsham,
Norfolk NR11 6NF
TEL: 01263 732133
The Bucks is next door to the National Trust's Blickling Hall.
Banksy - Luxury Flats For Sale
In 1923 Cromer Pier was extended to 500 feet, to create a lifeboat station at the end. This modern RNLI lifeboat station is open to visitors. Free entry allows you to see the lifeboat close-up and learn about Cromer's long history with lifeboats.
Further along the sea-front is a museum that is a tribute to the most famous coxswain of all, Henry Blogg; you can learn of his exploits in the RNLI Henry Blogg Lifeboat Museum. Listen out for the shipping forecast...
Housed beneath the Rocket House Cafe, this fabulous family friendly museum, with its in- teractive displays, is a great opportunity to learn about one of Norfolk's heroes. Nip up- stairs for drinks and delicious food on the sunny terrace of the Rocket House.
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RNLI Henry Blogg Museum
The GangwayIn 1923 Cromer Pier was extended to 500 feet, to create a lifeboat station at the end. This modern RNLI lifeboat station is open to visitors. Free entry allows you to see the lifeboat close-up and learn about Cromer's long history with lifeboats.
Further along the sea-front is a museum that is a tribute to the most famous coxswain of all, Henry Blogg; you can learn of his exploits in the RNLI Henry Blogg Lifeboat Museum. Listen out for the shipping forecast...
Housed beneath the Rocket House Cafe, this fabulous family friendly museum, with its in- teractive displays, is a great opportunity to learn about one of Norfolk's heroes. Nip up- stairs for drinks and delicious food on the sunny terrace of the Rocket House.
Wooden 1932 Rollercoaster at Great Yarmouth Pleasure Beach -
It's the only remaining ride of its kind in the UK, and only one of two remaining roller- coasters where a brakeman is required to ride the train, as there are no brakes on the track. And it is just so much fun! Don't take any food with you...
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Pleasure Beach
South Beach ParadeWooden 1932 Rollercoaster at Great Yarmouth Pleasure Beach -
It's the only remaining ride of its kind in the UK, and only one of two remaining roller- coasters where a brakeman is required to ride the train, as there are no brakes on the track. And it is just so much fun! Don't take any food with you...
Operating from Northrepps on the outskirts of Cromer in Norfolk, Karttrak Cromer is a lively company offering possibly the best karting experience to clients throughout the UK.
Established in the late nineties, and under new management since 2002, the company has gone from strength to strength.
With over 15 years experience in the leisure and corporate karting market, Karttrak Cromer offer a wide range of enjoyable events, from Arrive and Drive to full blown Grand Prix Events and everything in between!
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Karttrak Cromer
Hall RoadOperating from Northrepps on the outskirts of Cromer in Norfolk, Karttrak Cromer is a lively company offering possibly the best karting experience to clients throughout the UK.
Established in the late nineties, and under new management since 2002, the company has gone from strength to strength.
With over 15 years experience in the leisure and corporate karting market, Karttrak Cromer offer a wide range of enjoyable events, from Arrive and Drive to full blown Grand Prix Events and everything in between!