Sheringham & Cromer

Sheringham or Cromer

Price's: £18 per Child (Under 16) / £28 per Adult / £70 per Family *Please call us to book the Family Deal*

Visit Details: You will have a minimum of 4 hours and 30 minutes from the moment you are dropped off. The designated drop-off and pick-up point for Sheringham is Station Rd and for Cromer it is Runton Rd.

You can choose between Sheringham or Cromer, dropping people off at Sheringham first then Cromer shortly after as they are approximately 15 minutes apart. Then on the way back we will collect Cromer first and Sheringham again.

Sheringham and Cromer are two charming coastal towns located in Norfolk, England, and each offers unique attractions and experiences for visitors. Here’s why you might consider visiting both:

Sheringham: Where the seaside meets charm!

Beautiful Beaches: Sheringham boasts sandy beaches that are perfect for sunbathing, swimming, and enjoying seaside activities. The beach is family-friendly and offers a lovely promenade.

Great for Walking: The town is surrounded by stunning coastal pathways and the beautiful Norfolk Coast Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, ideal for hiking enthusiasts.

Sheringham Park: This National Trust property features beautiful gardens and landscaped parkland, offering spectacular views of the coastline, particularly in spring when the rhododendrons are in bloom.

Local Heritage: Sheringham has a rich fishing heritage and is home to the Sheringham Museum, which showcases the town's maritime history and significant connections to the North Norfolk Railway.

Cromer: The Crème de la Crustacean!

Iconic Pier: Cromer's famous Victorian pier features a theatre that hosts various performances, including traditional seaside shows. and offers stunning views of the coastline.

Crab Fishing: Cromer is renowned for its delicious Cromer crabs. You can sample fresh seafood at local restaurants or even try your hand at crab fishing.

Historic Architecture: The town has a number of historic buildings, including the Church of St. Peter and St. Paul, which features a distinctive round tower, and charming Victorian architecture.

Coastal Activities: Cromer offers a range of seaside entertainment, from amusements to adventure sports, making it a great destination for families and thrill-seekers.

Coastal Walks: Similar to Sheringham, Cromer is part of the Norfolk Coast Path, which provides access to stunning coastal scenery and wildlife.

Both towns have their own unique charm and attractions, making them worthwhile stops on a visit to the North Norfolk coast. Whether you are looking for relaxation, adventure, or cultural experiences, you can find it in Sheringham and Cromer.