Cromer was once a small fishing village which has now grown into a bustling family holiday resort. This attractive, small resort boasts narrow twisting streets in its town centre and a lively seafront promenade alongside the sandy beach. Colourful gardens offer quiet relaxation and there are also bowling greens, tennis courts, squash, and golf for activity fans. The summer season brings a varied entertainment programme to the famous Pier Pavilion. Cromer is also gateway to North Norfolk's leafy country lanes, flint cottage-filled villages, and the miles and miles of waterways of the iconic Norfolk Broads.

Your Norfolk Coast holiday starts with a local departure by coach to the Hotel de Paris in Cromer for a seven-night stay. This 67-room hotel sits close to the shops and historic parish church and directly overlooks the pier and beach. You'll find a bar, television lounge, reception lounge, 100% non-smoking, complimentary Wi-Fi in public areas, and a restaurant with small dance floor and entertainment most evenings. The guest rooms feature tea/coffee making facilities, hairdryer, Freeview television with radio channels, and bathroom with bathtub and/or shower.

Day two introduces you to North Norfolk and Sandringham; visiting Wells-next-the-Sea with its Walsingham Miniature Railway and Holkham National Nature Reserve (entry fees apply) and then onto Sandringham to explore the Museum and Gardens with admission included. Day three is all about a half-day trip to Sheringham; where you can spend time on the beach, visit galleries, and see the lifeboats and fishing boats at Sheringham Museum (entry fees apply). Day six reveals the Bure Valley Railway and The Broads: ride the narrow gauge railway from Aylsham to Wroxham for a short trip by boat on the Norfolk Broads with commentary. Day seven will be spent in Norwich exploring its buildings, alleyways, cathedral and castle (entry fees may apply), and daily market.