Cromer - 30th April - 4th May

Cromer

 

30^th April – 4^th May

 

With perhaps the most famous pier on the Norfolk Coast, beautiful beaches, and great places to eat out, Cromer has a winning tourist industry and a fascinating history including its reputation for delicious local crab which is still caught and brought to shore.

 

Sheringham

 

• Sheringham is a traditional seaside town with an award winning family friendly beach and heritage steam railway in the heart of the town. Sheringham was once an old fishing village and that heritage is still evident today in museums and on murals that decorate the promenade.

• Sheringham’s Blue Flag beach is family friendly offers scenic walks along the promenade, which houses a famous row of colourful beach huts.

 

Wells

 

• Wells-next-the-Sea is one of the loveliest towns on the Norfolk Coastline.With its rich history as a fishing and commercial port, its enduring appeal as a holiday destination, and its role as a haven for wildlife, Wells is steeped in centuries of history and endless charm.

 

Norwich

 

• Norwich is a superb mix of the modern and historic, complementing each other perfectly. Its centre is easy to walk around. As well as being the most complete medieval city in the UK with stunning Norman Cathedral and Castle, it has superb independents as well as High Street shopping, quaint covered market, lively restaurants, bars and nightlife and a heritage that is a delight to explore. It is also England’s first UNESCO City of Literature.

 

Wroxham

 

• Wroxham is known as “the capital of the Broads” and is especially popular with those seeking a boating holiday, with its numerous boat hire companies offering a vast range of vessels. There is a good selection of shops in Wroxham, the most famous one being Roys of Wroxham, probably the largest village store in the country. It offers a huge range of merchandise from clothes, toys, garden equipment, plants, books, home-ware, electrical goods, and much more.

 

Hotel De Paris ***

 

Built in 1820, the Hotel de Paris is a stunning Regency period building, occupying the finest position on Cromer seafront and boasting stunning views of the resort and Cromer pier. One of the only places in the UK where you can watch the sun set and rise from the same bench directly outside the hotel, the hotel is steeped with Character and period features. 

 

Cromer has grown into a bustling holiday resort with superb sunshine records and is famous for its vast sandy beaches, delicious Cromer Crab and cuisine and plenty of attractions. The resort itself boasts, Cromer Pier, the Pavilion Theatre, many boutiques independent shops and a historic parish church.

 

The hotel has a warm and welcoming bar and lounge area, restaurant and a lift serving all floors. Free hotel parking is available directly outside the hotel.

Price Includes

 

• Door-to-door pick up service

• Return coach travel

• Bed, breakfast & evening meal

• A visit to Sheringham & Wells

• An excursion to Norwich & Wroxham

• Free time at your own leisure