Can I take a bike on the train?

Yes, bikes are allowed on the Bittern Line, subject to space.

Yes, Sanders Coaches operates regular services along the A149.

How much is the train?

A single ticket is usually between 3 and 5 GBP.

Cromer

Sheringham

Train Bus

Cromer to Sheringham

Updated: 28 May 2026

The distance between Cromer and Sheringham is a short 5-mile stretch along the North Norfolk coast. You can easily travel between these two towns via the Bittern Line train or the local bus network. The train journey takes approximately 10 minutes, making it the most efficient mode of transport. Driving is also an option via the A149, which offers scenic coastal views. Both towns are well-connected and popular for day trips.

Total Distance: 8 km driving, 7 km air distance.

Fastest Way

Train, taking only 10 minutes between stations.

Cheapest Way

Bus, with single fares often under 3 GBP.

Compare Cromer to Sheringham Routes

	Train Direct	Bus Direct
Duration	10 mins	20 mins
Avg Price	3-5 GBP	2-4 GBP
Operator	Greater Anglia	Sanders Coaches
Route	Bittern Line: Cromer to Sheringham.	A149 coastal road.
Tip	Trains run hourly throughout the day.	Buses are frequent and stop at multiple points along the coast.

Travel Tips

Walking
The coastal path between Cromer and Sheringham is a popular 5-mile walk with great views.
Train frequency
Check the timetable as services can be less frequent on Sundays.
Bus stops
Check the Sanders Coaches website for the most up-to-date stop locations.
Tickets
You can buy train tickets on the train if the station kiosk is closed.
Weather
Coastal weather can change quickly; bring a windproof jacket.

Safety Tips

Coastal paths
Stay on marked paths when walking along the cliffs to avoid erosion risks.
Tides
Check tide times before walking on the beach to avoid getting cut off.
Road crossings
The A149 can be busy; use designated pedestrian crossings.
Night travel
Stick to well-lit main roads if walking at night.