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Dominated by its parish church - thought to be the tallest in
Norfolk - the town of Cromer stands atop a cliff overlooking wide clean beaches
and the famous pier. Next to the church, housed in a fisherman's cottage, is the charming local museum which is open all year and frequently puts on special events during high season. The town is famous for its crabs, and fishing boats still work off the beach bringing fresh catches ashore. In summer months the Pavilion Theatre is host to the renowned Seaside Special, the only remaining traditional end-of-the-pier show in the country. In August, Cromer is at its liveliest, especially during Carnival Week, when you can take part in the many activities organised around the town and on the cliff top. The Carnival has grown over the years into one of the largest in the UK. As well as miles of sandy beaches and spectacular cliff top walks the National Trust property of Felbrigg Hall is just a few miles away. At Felbrigg you can enjoy a visit to the Hall and FREE access to the parkland and woodland. Contacts |
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