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Cromer
Set amidst 40 acres of Country Park, The Links Country Park Hotel boasts its own 9-Hole Golf Course, Gym, Tennis Court and Indoor Swimming Pool and is possibly North Norfolk’s finest Leisure Hotel.
Norwich
Felbrigg Hall is beautiful country home full of hidden delights. It has a fabulous Walled Gardens and endless acres of parkland to explore and enjoy.
Cromer
Amazona Zoo, Cromer, is home to over 200 tropical animals and birds. With indoor and outdoor play areas, you're sure of a Braziliant day out!
Cromer
An iconic landmark on the North Norfolk coast. Home to the celebrated only full season end of pier show in the world and over fifty of the finest touring shows in the UK, Tides Restaurant, Pavilion Bar, Gift Shop and Box Office.
Norfolk
At the heart of Cromer, the pier offers breath-taking views of the North Norfolk coastline and is home to the only end of pier show of its kind in the world.
Cromer
Weekly market on a Friday all year round.
Norfolk
This is a 3,750-mile route that travels the coastal areas of all countries that border the North Sea, coming into Norfolk and taking in Nelson's birthplace in Burnham Thorpe.
Water Lane
Visit the Discovery Point to find out more about the Deep History Coast.
Cromer
The town also boasts to several large pay & display car parks all within a 10 minute walk away. Free residential parking available on the edge of town.
Cromer
The 59-mile Norfolk Coastal Cycleway covers King's Lynn to Gt Yarmouth via Cromer.
Pauls Lane Car Park
Visit the Discovery Point to find out more about the Deep History Coast.
West Runton is a recognised award-winning beach between Cromer and Sheringham with a sand and shingle beach.
Norfolk
Quiet country lanes occupying a triangle of North East Norfolk, from Cromer to Bacton along the coastal area, and inland to North Walsham.
Cromer
This inspiring museum tells the story of Henry Blogg 'the greatest lifeboatman of all time'. Together with his crew, he risked his life to rescue 873 people from the sea.
Located halfway between Cromer and Sheringam, this seaside village boasts a sand and pebble beach, plus the highest point in Norfolk at 328 feet above sea level. Made famous in 1995 by the excavation of an entire mammoth skeleton.
Cromer
Impressive building, with the tallest tower of any Norfolk parish church. It is a good vantage point for views over the town and beyond.
Cromer
Visit the Discovery Point to find out more about the Deep History Coast.
Cromer
Round towered church - rebuilt from the ruins of the old church before it tumbled over the eroding cliff in the 19th C. Jacobean panelling, pulpit and screen.
Cromer
With a network of stations from Norwich through Wroxham on the Norfolk Broad to Cromer and Sheringham on the coast, the Bittern Line is an ideal way to explore the beauty of North Norfolk.
Norfolk
Cromer is a very special resort. The pristine sands, luscious green cliffs and dainty Victorian buildings make it a very enchanting place to visit.