Train
Driving
Cromer to Cambridge
Updated: 28 May 2026
The journey from Cromer to Cambridge covers 85 miles. The most efficient way to travel is by train, which involves a change at Norwich for the direct service to Cambridge. The total journey time is approximately 2 hours. Driving via the A11 is also possible, taking about 1 hour and 45 minutes. Cambridge is a historic city famous for its university and beautiful architecture.
Total Distance: 135 km driving, 115 km air distance.
Fastest Way
Driving, taking approximately 1 hour 45 minutes.
Cheapest Way
Train, if booked in advance.
Compare Cromer to Cambridge Routes
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Direct
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| Duration | 2 hours | 1 hour 45 mins |
| Avg Price | 25-45 GBP | 20-30 GBP fuel |
| Operator | Greater Anglia | N/A |
| Route | Cromer to Norwich, then Norwich to Cambridge. | A140 and A11. |
| Tip | Book in advance for the best prices. | The A11 is a major road; watch for traffic near Cambridge. |
Travel Tips
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CyclingCambridge is a very cycle-friendly city; consider renting a bike.
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Train bookingUse the Greater Anglia website for tickets.
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ParkingUse the Park and Ride services to avoid city center traffic.
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WalkingThe city center is compact and best explored on foot.
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Peak timesAvoid the A11 during rush hour.
Safety Tips
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Cycling safetyBe careful of cyclists when walking in the city center.
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CrowdsKeep your belongings secure in busy tourist areas.
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EmergencyDial 999 for emergency services.
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Night safetyStick to well-lit areas at night.
People Also Ask
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Is there a direct train?No, you must change at Norwich.
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How long is the journey?About 2 hours by train.
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Is driving better?Driving is faster but parking is difficult.
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Where do I arrive?Trains arrive at Cambridge Station.
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Are there buses?National Express operates coaches to Cambridge.
Quick Info
- From Cromer, Norfolk, United Kingdom
- To Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, United Kingdom
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Modes
Best Time to Travel
Spring and summer for walking around the colleges.
Things to Do in Cambridge
1
King's College Chapel
A stunning example of English Gothic architecture. A must-see in Cambridge.
2
Punting on the River Cam
A classic Cambridge activity. Rent a punt and explore the city from the water.
3
Fitzwilliam Museum
A world-class museum with extensive art and antiquities collections.
4
Cambridge University Botanic Garden
A beautiful garden with a wide variety of plants from around the world.
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