Great Yarmouth Norfolk - One of the great seaside towns / resort with it's golden mile of family-friendly attractions, amusements, take a ways, gift shops and arcades, top shows and events.
Spring or summer, autumn or winter, come rain or shine you will always find something going on in Great Yarmouth.
Great Yarmouth's Central Beach - is a glorious sandy beach. Deck chairs are available for hire and boat trips out to Scroby Sands to see the seals leave Central Beach alongside Britannia Pier. A range of cafe's and ice-cream vendors it makes the ideal place for the family.
Merrivale Model Village - hope that you will find your visit interesting, entertaining, enjoyable and most of all, fun. Merrivale is not just another model village – it is a typical reflection of the English countryside in miniature, just over one acre in extent. You will find a own busy town centre, as well as its perfectly kept village inn, farm, travelling fair, sports stadium, zoo, Holiday Park, country club, castle and cottages.
Pleasure Beach - with its mixture of modern and traditional attractions sits at the top of Great Yarmouth's Golden Mile. Spread over nine acres, the Pleasure Beach offers huge family fun, full-throttle white knuckle rides to exhilarate and thrill, water attractions to catch your breath and fun rides to keep the children happy for hours.
Great Yarmouth Racecourse - is a historic racing venue on the Norfolk coast. Over the summer season you will find events taking place.
Sea Life Centre Great Yarmouth - has many beautiful and fascinating creatures of the deep. Come and see from humble starfish to mighty sharks and giant sea turtles.
Time and Tide Museum - tells the story of Great Yarmouth from its Ice Age origins to the present day. Located in the old Victorian herring curing works. Discover the town's rich maritime heritage and its development as a popular seaside resort. See inside the homes of a local fisherman and his neighbours.
Thrigby Hall Wildlife Park - what an amazing little gem this place is. of multiple areas all connected so that the animals can choose where they go and are not forced to be near humans if they don’t wish to. See Meerkats and the Tigers being fed.