Visit the Beach and Pier when staying at Stable Cottage in East Runton.

Find Your Favourite Seaside Holiday Cottages in Cromer

Cromer is now a family-orientated Victorian seaside town in Norfolk with a safe sandy beach, traditional amusement arcades, a Victorian pier and an appealing range of family-friendly holiday cottages. The latter has a theatre with a terrific reputation for ''end of the pier' seaside shows. History lovers will find a quaint Museum in an old Cromer fisherman's cottage portraying 19th Century life in the town. Visitors can enjoy a comfortable seaside self-catering holiday in Cromer and surrounding villages on the North Norfolk coast.

Stable Cottage, the front of a stone-built barn conversion.
Sleeps
6
Bedrooms
3

Stable Cottage on the North Norfolk coast in Cromer is a luxury 5-star Award-winning Norfolk holiday cottage. This beautifully furnished, pet-friendly holiday cottage in East Runton features a private hot tub, table tennis, pool table, Sky Q HD and a private walled garden + BBQ. It's a 5-minute walk from the Blue Flag beach.

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Exterior of a brick-built, 3-storey seaside townhouse with a small front garden.
Sleeps
18
Bedrooms
9

Elwin House is a large Victorian townhouse just 200m from the beach in Cromer. This pet-friendly holiday cottage in North Norfolk makes an ideal base for memorable group holidays and celebrations with its ocean views, sea breeze and an interior that boasts comfort and period features.

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A lighthouse on the edge of a golf links with sea views in the background.
Sleeps
5
Bedrooms
3

Valonia is an impressive coastal cottage set within Cromer Lighthouse beside the Royal Cromer Golf Course. Sitting above the cliffs, it enjoys beautiful views to the horizon and a sea breeze and is just a stroll from Cromer and the Norfolk coast. Relax and unwind in generous grounds and comfort.

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Exterior of a lighthouse holiday cottage and small tower on a grassy clifftop
Sleeps
2
Bedrooms
1

Panoramic ocean views stretch before The Link, a romantic cottage set in Cromer Lighthouse beside the golf course on the Norfolk coast. White walls and luxurious contemporary décor complement the setting, while the enclosed garden offers another space to enjoy the views and the clean sea air.

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Although still having a fishing fleet of mainly crab boats, the town doesn't have a harbour. Instead, visitors can watch boats being winched up the beach by the old cobblestoned Gangway. Enjoy a fresh Cromer-Crab lunch in one of the many seaside restaurants on the promenade overlooking the beach. The town also has several mini-parks and gardens to wander through or enjoy a picnic on a sunny day.

The place names surrounding the town make it a perfect holiday jumping-off point for the ancient, picturesque, natural environment. Holkham, for example, with its elegant buildings and a wide beach, has the Palladian mansion, Holkham Hall, in a deer park designed by Capability Brown. Home to the Earl of Leicester, its grand staterooms are packed with fine furniture and tapestries; there's a huge kitchen to be inspected and a Bygones Museum with everything mechanical from toys and tractors to vintage cars.

Norwich is also within easy reach of Cromer and worth a day trip. One of the grandest cities in the country has retained the architectural treasures from its early medieval wool-market expansion era, set between the early Norman castle and the magnificent cathedral. But the city has not stood still in this early glory with shopping centres, markets, museums, art galleries and its University.