Great Yarmouth 25th July

25th July

🎡 Morning: The Golden Mile & Seafront

The Promenade: Stretch your legs with a walk along the flat, accessible promenade. If you prefer a more nostalgic pace, hop on a horse-drawn landau or the seafront land train.
The Piers: Visit Britannia Pier at the north end for traditional arcades and theatre vibes, or head south to Wellington Pier for a game of ten-pin bowling.
Merrivale Model Village: A short walk from the main drop-off points, this award-winning miniature world is famous for its "pun-filled" humor and beautifully manicured gardens.

You can’t visit Yarmouth without sampling the local fare.

Market Chips: Head to the historic Market Place for a cone of famous Yarmouth chips. They are traditionally double-fried and best enjoyed with plenty of salt and vinegar.
Seafood with a View: Numerous cafés and "chippies" line Marine Parade, offering everything from classic cod and haddock to fresh dressed crab.

Depending on your pace, choose between a cultural deep-dive or some fairground thrills.

Time & Tide Museum: Housed in a converted Victorian herring-curing works, this museum tells the story of Yarmouth’s maritime past. It’s widely considered one of the best local history museums in the UK.
The Hippodrome Circus: Check the schedule for the "Water Spectacular." Built in 1903, it is Britain’s only surviving total circus building and features a floor that sinks into a swimming pool.
Pleasure Beach: If you’re a thrill-seeker, the historic Wooden Roller Coaster (built in 1932) is a must-ride—it’s one of only a few left in the world that still requires a "brake man" to ride on the train.

To book your seat please call contact our office;

Booking is available from the 2nd of February 2026.

Local pick ups are available in Brandon & Thetford.

Coach Services Ltd
1A, Howlett Way
Thetford
Norfolk
IP24 1HZ
01842 821509

Bookings can also me made at;

Thetford Tourist Information Centre
Leaping Hare
20 King Street
Thetford

Prices start from £18.00