Places to explore near Cromer StationCromer

Saltmarsh, dunes and enormous tidal beaches along north Norfolk, with huge skies, seals and first-rate birdwatching

0.3 km SE

A Roman road to the sea, then saltmarsh, seal colonies and enormous Norfolk skies.

0.4 km NE · Norfolk

Victorian seaside town under a cliff-top church, celebrated for its pier, lifeboat and freshly dressed crabs.

0.6 km E · Norfolk

Classic Victorian pleasure pier with a lifeboat station and the last surviving end-of-pier variety show.

0.7 km NE

A Jacobean house of 1620 with a walled garden and an octagonal dovecote.

3.4 km SW

An ice-age hillock on the coast path east of Sheringham, a fine perch over the sea and cliffs.

4.8 km W

Blue-flag resort backed by heathy hills, the seaside end of the North Norfolk steam railway.

5.5 km W · Norfolk

The landscape Humphry Repton called his most favourite work, laid out from 1812.

7.8 km W

Pub set in a Norfolk deer park, famed for open-fire cooking; among the 100 best.

8.4 km S

Preserved steam line running along the coast between Sheringham and Georgian Holt.

9.3 km W

Cromer to Great Yarmouth by old railway lines and marsh — Blickling, Hickling Broad and the wide Halvergate levels.

0.2 km SE · Norfolk

One path around a whole country — beach, clifftop and seawall the entire way round England's coast, opening stretch by stretch.

0.4 km NE · spans 24 counties

Set back on the cliffs above the Norfolk resort, its light warning coasters off the sandbanks of a shore long plagued by wrecks.

1.7 km E

A hill in Norfolk.

3.1 km W

Quiet clifftop village east of Cromer, once the fashionable 'Poppyland' retreat of Edwardian London.

3.1 km SE · Norfolk

Old-fashioned country local near the coast, warm and unfussy with well-kept cask ales and home cooking.

6.9 km SE