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RNLI Cromer Lifeboat Station

Cromer Lifeboat Station

Established in 1804, Cromer Lifeboat Station has been awarded 56 medals for gallantry during its remarkable history. Today the station operates both a Tamar and a D class lifeboat, and celebrates the heroic Coxswain Henry Blogg.
RNLI pager on a chart with a pair of dividers

Latest lifeboat launch

5.16pm 2 June 2021

Recent launches from Cromer Lifeboat Station

5.16pm 2 June 2021
4.54pm 28 April 2021
10.02am 27 March 2021
5.05pm 23 February 2021
12.07pm 15 December 2020
8.29pm 6 November 2020
2.20pm 22 September 2020
2.20pm 22 September 2020
10.08pm 17 September 2020
2.13pm 13 September 2020
9.27am 4 September 2020
8.42am 21 August 2020
8.48pm 12 August 2020
12.05pm 11 August 2020
11.54pm 9 August 2020
10.14pm 31 July 2020
4.16pm 22 July 2020
4.16pm 22 July 2020
8.00pm 21 July 2020
5.30pm 5 July 2020

Today's weather

15°C Cloudy
Min: 12°C Max: 15°C
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While our lifeboat stations remain operational and are continuing to launch to those at peril at sea, they are not currently open to visitors. 

Visitor information and facilities

Station address

Cromer Lifeboat Station 
Cromer Pier
The Esplanade
Cromer
Norfolk
NR27 9HE

Station phone number

01263 512237

Visiting times

February–October
Monday–Sunday  10.30am–4.30pm
November–December
Saturday–Sunday  10.30am–4.30pm

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News and media from Cromer Lifeboat Station

launch at RNLI Cromer
Article Crew training
Further pass outs at RNLI Cromer
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Tamar 16-13, Severn 17-21, Trent 14-31 moored at Newhaven Lifeboat
Article Lifeboats
Newhaven Lifeboat host Trent Tamar and Severn fleet line up
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Tamar painting
Article Fundraising
‘Lester’ painting donated to RNLI Cromer
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Emma Tuck, shore crew at RNLI Cromer
Article Crew training
Two shore crew at RNLI Cromer pass plans
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Events around Cromer Lifeboat Station

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Will you answer our Mayday call?

RNLI lifesavers are used to answering emergency calls, but today they’re putting out a call of their own. Your kind donation could help them carry on saving lives during their busiest time. Will you answer that call?