|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Holiday Travel Guides
Planning a holiday? Not sure where to go? Then why not have a browse through our
guides? This expanding collection of maps, links, articles and videos will aim to
point you in the right direction. It's also a great way to search for holiday lets
by following the links provided - and don't forget to pay our Go2 YouTube Channel a visit too!
We've also added a great new
User's Guides feature! At the bottom of each country, county or town guide
you'll see a list of User Guides and comments left by our visitors, along with a
form allowing you to leave your own.
Cromer, famous for the ‘Cromer Crab’, the main catch of local fishermen, is a coastal town in the north of Norfolk. The town is popular with tourists, has a wide variety of shops and a number of attractions including its museum and the ‘Amazona’ Amazon-themed zoo, newly opened in 2006.
Good transport facilities are provided including both rail and bus access, and Cromer provides a variety of holiday accommodation, ranging from cottages, through B&Bs to hotels, a wide range of which you will find available on Go2. Follow the links to find holiday cottages and lets available in this area on Go2, or view the surrounding area on the map below.
Taking a break in one of our holiday cottages in Norfolk is the ideal way to explore this atmospheric and historic county. The coastline is the major attraction here, with miles of sandy beaches stretching from historic King’s Lynn all the way round to Great Yarmouth, famous for its Golden Mile and multitude of seaside attractions and entertainments. Cromer (noted for its crabs and pier), Sheringham and Hunstanton are also firm family favourites. If you prefer something quieter during your stay in one of our holiday cottages in Norfolk, try the North Norfolk Coast, a designated Area of Natural Beauty and a haven for walkers and birdwatchers. Venture inland and you’ll discover a gently rolling landscape dotted with flint cottages and ancient churches.
The county town of Norwich is one of England’s best-preserved cities and is a joy to wander around. Don’t miss a visit to the magnificent cathedral towering above the surrounding medieval streets. East of the city lie the Norfolk Broads, a vast expanse of interconnected lakes and waterways which has long been a firm favourite with sailors. Hire a boat for a day to see them at their best. Less
well-known are the mysterious Brecks, a wilderness area of heaths and forests and one of the least-populated parts of the country.
Find holiday cottages and lets in
Cromer
with Go2
Find hotels in
Cromer
with Go2
Find Bed & Breakfast (B&Bs) and Guesthouses in
Cromer
with BedAndBreakfasts.co.uk
Find campsites in
Cromer
with PitchUp.com
What to Visit and Where to Eat in
Cromer
Wondering what to do when you get there? Where to visit?
How to keep the kids quiet? Have a browse of the great 'Days Out With The Kids'
website to get some ideas.
Find days out and attractions in
Cromer
Hungry? For great restaurants and cafes in
Cromer
pay the following sites a visit...
Find restaurants in
Cromer
at Yell.com
Find restaurants in
Cromer
at the Resturant Guide
For more great dining in
Cromer
visit Sugar Vine
If you like walking then be sure to visit the following
site before heading off to
Cromer...
Walks Around
Britain - Britain's only walking website with
video walks. Walking routes, maps, information and more about walking in Britain
- on DVD and Blu-ray too.
Finally, if you're packing your cycles and want to find
some great routes in the
Cromer
area then...
Cycle-Route.com
- should have all the information you'll need. As
well as cycle routes this site is also packed with information, guides, a store
and its own forums.
The Weather in
Cromer
Will it rain or will it shine? Here's the outlook for
Cromer
over the next few days...
How to Get There - Your Transport Travel Guide to
Cromer
That's it - you've decided. You've read our travel
guide to
Cromer
and you're convinced.
Cromer
is the place for you. So, how do you get there? Just follow the helpful links below...
Planes, trains or automobiles... Transport Direct will point you
in the right direction!
Or simply plan your journey
with Traveline :-)
|
|
Travelling to or from Ireland? Don't forget the ferry! Not only does it give you
the freedom of taking your own car but it provides a superb experience of travelling
by sea and exploring the coastline. With convenient routes between Holyhead and Dublin, or Pembroke and Rosslare, we recommend
Irish Ferries for great, low-cost, transport. They are the leading Irish ferry company and provide both an excellent service, and excellent prices.
|
|
User Guides
A visit to Cromer is well recommended. The "highlight" is of course the sea front and promenade and beach. The pier is also worth a look, and especially the famous RNLI Lifeboat station at the far end of the pier. Visitors are welcome to enter the Lifeboat station and museum, and you can view close-hand the lifeboat itself. The town itself is not that big, but has a good choice of restaurants (look out for the famous "Cromer Crab" dishes in the crab season !), and the town's shops are reasonable although rather "functional." The town also has a small cinema and the rail station has links to Norwich, for example, which is only around 30 minutes away. You can also take a train to the Broads from here (Wroxham) and also along the coast in the other direction to Sheringham. Walkers will like the scenic coastal paths along the cliffs from Cromer. All in all, well worth a visit, although most of the main town and sea front can be seen in half a day.
Cliff, Cranfield
24 October 2011
(User Guides on Go2 are based on genuine reports from visitors to the area listed
and represent their personal opinion only. User Guides may not be available for
all locations.)
|
|
|
|
|
|
About
Terms
Privacy & Cookies
Contact
|
|
Go2 provides search, comparison
and reviews of holiday cottages, self-catering holiday lets and hotels from multiple
providers and private owners, in addition to travel guides and information. Search and compare over 16,000
self catering properties in the UK and Ireland alone, from Hoseasons to Sykes Cottages,
from Cottages4you to HomeAway, from Imagine Ireland to Norfolk Country Cottages...
and many more.
|
|
|
|
