Cromer's long sandy beach and traditional Victorian pier makes for a classic seaside spot. Cromer Pier has been awarded Pier of the Year 2024 by the National Piers Society and was recently awarded third spot in The Telegraph's top piers in the country, with judges referring to it as a "Norfolk stalwart". Look out for the pier's new mural which tells the story of its fascinating history. There are some lovely walks along the Norfolk Coast Path from Cromer and the free-to-enter Lifeboat Museum provides a fascinating insight into the local maritime history. Did you know that Cromer is home to ‘Britain’s Great Barrier Reef’? A chalk bed from the days of the dinosaurs covers an underwater length of 20 miles with towering arches and deep chasms formed during the Ice Age! No wonder Cromer has the tastiest crab and lobster when they have this deeply delicious habitat to feed on!

We've included a 45 minute stop comfort stop on the outward journey (location to be confirmed). The coach is due to arrive in Cromer at 12:00 and depart at 17:00, setting down and picking up at Cadogan Road Coach Park.

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