Great Yarmouth Beach, Great Yarmouth

like your average coastline and town centre, still very nice with the sea life centre and pleasure beach. The only reasons I gave the beach 4 stars instead of 3 is because of the cheap parking. it can be cheap if you know where to park. [MARKET GATES SHOPPING CENTRE]. In my opinion i would NOT recommend visiting the sea if you are walking from GT Yarmouth station as it is a long walk, if possible get the bus it gets you closer to the town centre

Great beach which goes on for miles. Up near the top end (opposite to the Pleasure Beach) it starts very pebble-y, so would recommend keeping shoes on! Further down near the attractions it is nice and sandy and there are a fair few beach huts to rent loungers from. Great day out when the sun agrees with you.

Staying at Premier Inn South Beach, is on the beach itself. Parking is included as part of the hotel. Be prepared to walk about 20mins north to get to the main promenade area. The South Beach is peaceful and quiet, sand is very nice, with plenty of space between people set up. No facilities here other than the hotel and adjacent Beefeater restaurant, and there is nothing else apart from the Pleasure Beach. Restaurants, arcades all off the main promenade.

Perfect day out .long clean beach. Lots to do. Plenty of benches and viewpoints. Huge wide promenade. Wheelchair friendly. Loads of eating places and little shops. Not overcrowded

The beach itself is beautiful, its lovely and sandy although to get to the sea you di have to cross quite a few stones so I would recommend you take beach shoes with you. The beach front seems to go on and on, and has amusements, souvenir shops, food and drink places, a few hotels and restaurants and also lots of rides. I loved it.