With 13 miles between them, Cromer and Sheringham lie on the Norfolk coastal path, a haven for walkers, sea sports and holidaymakers.

The main street in Sheringham leads down to the sea, the rocks and low cliffs straight from a picture postcard, ice cream and chip shops in abundance.

Along the coast in Cromer, you’ll find a Grade II listed Victorian pier, rows of colourful beach huts, and Banksy’s now faded and sea-damaged Spraycation still drawing tourists in.

If you’re looking for traditional seaside living, you won’t go far wrong here.

Photos © Morgan Elliott

Published 27th July 2023