Cromer (pop. 5,500) is the best known seaside resort on the North Norfolk coast, with every amenity and facility needed for an enjoyable holiday - a lengthy beach, cliffs, a golf course, a variety of amusements and, inland, the Norfolk Broads. Cromer is also well-known for crab, a source of income for local fisherman and sold in several shops in
the town.
The cliffs, formed from strata of the Cromer Forest Bed, are a happy hunting ground for fossil-collectors at low tide. The Perpendicular parish church has a magnificent 160ft/49m-high tower.