Description
Cromer was once a small fishing village which has now grown into a bustling family holiday resort, with superb sunshine records. This attractive, small resort is full of character with its narrow twisting streets in the town centre and lively seafront promenade behind the sandy beach. Colourful gardens offer quiet relaxation but if you're feeling energetic there are leisure facilities available including bowling greens, tennis courts, squash and golf. During the summer season there's a varied entertainments programme available at the famous Pier Pavilion. Cromer is set amidst the pleasant countryside of North Norfolk with its leafy country lanes and villages with their flint cottages.
Itinerary
TOUR OPERATES SUNDAY TO SATURDAY
EXCURSIONS INCLUDED
Full Day Excursion to Great Yarmouth,
packed with entertainments and amusements of all descriptions. Plenty to do and see for an enjoyable day out.
Full Day Excursion to Norwich and the Broads
Norfolk's county town, well worth a visit with its cathedral, castle and shops. Then on to Wroxham to take a gentle cruise on the relaxing "Broads"
(boat fare included in the tour cost).
Full Day Excursion along the North Norfolk coast via Wells-next-the-Sea, a quaint, thriving port with a unique atmosphere. We then travel further along the coast then inland to Royal Sandringham for a look round the Sandringham Royal estate (entrance to museum and gardens included in the tour cost).
Note: In celebration of the Diamond Jubilee there is a new exhibition in the Ballroom for 2012; 'Faithful Companions' will show paintings, drawings, photographs, cartoons and other items from the private apartments of Sandringham House which capture the affection of dogs of both Her Majesty The Queen and of her great-grandmother, Queen Alexandra.
Venue Information
Hotel De Paris
A delightful and unusual hotel, occupying the finest position in Cromer, close to the shops and historic parish church and directly overlooking the pier and beach. Superb reception lounge, cocktail bar, games room and TV lounge. Delightful restaurant with small dance floor and entertainment most evenings.
All 61 bedrooms have central heating and private bath/shower and WC, most with excellent views over the sea or across the town to Cromer Woods. All rooms have tea/coffee making facilities, hair dryer and TV with radio channels. Lift (few stairs to some rooms) Limited car parking.
Note for clients with a mobility impairment: Access to Reception is via two steps at the front and one step at the rear (a ramp is available). All public rooms and most bedrooms have level access to the lift which can accommodate a wheelchair. However, rooms on the High Street elevation are only accessible via a flight of stairs. There are no ground floor bedrooms. Please ensure you submit a Special Needs form if you have a mobility impairment.
Hotel/Attraction Links