Norfolk’s Great Yarmouth has been a popular destination for families for many years now with numerous great days out and child friendly things to do across the local area. And to help you to decide exactly what you want to do with the kids during your stay there we’ve compiled a list of all the best days out. One of our top recommendations for families is the Great Yarmouth Sealife Centre a huge space where you and the family can get close to a variety of amazing underwater creatures without having to get wet. With a series of spectacular underwater tunnels, and colourful aquariums this is a must-see destination for families visiting Great Yarmouth. Or for more suggestions of family friendly day out in Great Yarmouth take a look at our other recommendations just below.
For a bracing day out along the wetlands, sand dunes and unspoilt sandy beaches try Horsey Mere for size. The area supports an enormous variety of rare birds, plant and animals. Its most attractive landmark, Horsey Mill is now open to the public. Oh and by the way there is some great ice c...
The highlight for the children is the 'Tiger Tree Walk' where you walk through the trees over the tiger enclosure. Tigers are only one of the many Asian species in these beautifully landscaped grounds and gardens. There are snow leopards, rare tigers, gibbons, deer, otters, aviar...
This is a traditional seaside amusement park but with many modern additional attractions. So while the little ones can be gently swirled around on the roundabouts their elder siblings can be dropped, swung or drenched in one of the many thrill packed rides on offer. There are ove...
They used to be called Aquariums, but as they got bigger they metamorphosed into Marine Worlds and Sealife Centres. Great Yarmouth Sealife Centre is one of those bigger ones where the whole family can walk through underwater tunnels and watch the brightly coloured fish dart in and out of...
All kids love a good treasure hunt, and now can explore Great Yarmouth with a fantastic treasure trail designed with families in mind. The idea is simple. Treasure Trails will provide you with a set of clues for which you have to find answers. To do this you follow their directions ...
