You can visit the RNLI museum from February to November.īeing by the seaside is one of the luxuries of eating the best fish and shellfish. Cromer’s HistoryĬromer is home to Britain’s most famous lifeboatman, coxswain Henry Blogg who saved 873 lives from the North Sea and became a national hero. Caimans, jaguars, a toucan, flamingos, parrots, monkeys, tapirs… they are all there living happily in the tropical north Norfolk coast. Days out for families in CromerĪnd where else would you head to if you wanted to get up close and personal with over 200 South American tropical animals and birds? Well, Amazona Zoo in Cromer of course! This is Norfolk after all, so you have to expect the unexpected because this is Normal for Norfolk. Tribute bands include the Upbeat Beatles, Wild Boys, Abba Mania and Elton John. The Legends Festival at Cromer Hall is back on 17 & 18 July. It sounds rather fun and could be easier than ‘proper’ golf, we hope! Nine holes of fun situated behind the Cromer PYO. With shows all year round, The Stage awarded it 5* and should be on everybody’s bucket list. It’s one of only five UK seaside piers still with a working theatre and it is home to the only end of pier show in the world. Cromer Pier in Norfolk Things to do in CromerĬromer is famous for something else iconic on the sea – Cromer Pier.
The Times Newspaper rated it the best 6 th place to eat by the sea. We knew something was changing on the Cromer scene when celebrity chef Galton Blackiston from five-star Morston Hall pumped some cash into No 1 Cromer – the place to head to for fish and chips and more contemporary food at Upstairs at No 1 overlooking the sea. Holiday makers who are seeking a fun, safe, bucket and spade hols (with the odd amusement arcade thrown in), this nostalgic seaside town has heaps to offer. The seaside town has become a magical escape for day trippers with an eye for quirkiness and a secret escape for celebrities including Amanda Holden and Sophie Ellis-Bexter. A view of promenade, town centre, and pier, Cromer, seaside town in Norfolk The north Norfolk coast has long been where the Chelsea set spend their weekends, but until now, the seaside town of Cromer has never been on the ‘trend-setting’ radar.
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