Top Norwich Outdoor Activities

Explore an incredible underwater world at SEA LIFE Great Yarmouth and get closer than ever before to the creatures and features of the world’s oceans, with over 1,500 sea creatures and the 250,000 litre Tropical Ocean Display/tunnel is where you can see an awesome array of creatures and our largest inhabitants as they roam around the Lost City of Atlantis! Interact with our playful Humboldt penguins as they swim and socialise together and immerse yourself in the mysterious and graceful world of Rays in ‘under the Raydar’! Find out how it feels to touch a starfish at the Interactive Rockpool Experience and discover the world's smallest crocodiles! Make the most of your visit and enjoy the daily fun talks, animal feeds, special events and an adventure quiz - there’s plenty for everyone to enjoy at SEA LIFE Great Yarmouth.

Spend the day discovering the wonders of the deep at Hunstanton SEA LIFE Sanctuary. Book in advance to avoid waiting and enjoy access to the Seal Hospital & Rescue Centre, and exhibits containing more than 2,000 marine species. Plus, you can sit back and relax in a coffee shop overlooking Hunstanton’s picturesque seafront.

The harbour has many interesting vessels with organisations such as CEFAS and Border Force using it alongside many wind farm support vessels and fishing boats etc. Please note this isn’t a fast boat trip, if that’s what you’d like please see our other trips. We can however run this one in pretty much all weathers.

A combination of fun jet boat, a historic harbour and sightseeing along the beautiful Lowestoft coast make this a very special trip.

Take an exciting sightseeing and scenic nature trip with us departing from the MTB 102 Trust, taking a steady trip out to sea through Lake Lothing and Lowestoft Harbour, and heading north taking in the most Easterly point of the UK and Gulliver. See the erosion at Corton before passing the beaches of Gorleston and Great Yarmouth, then past Scroby Sands and the wind farm to Horsey Beach at speed to have some quality time with seals. We slow right down when we get anywhere near the seals to avoid disturbing them and usually stop to let you have a good look and get some amazing pictures and make memories. There are almost always many seals at Horsey. At some times of the year there could be literally thousands on the beach.

Take an exciting sightseeing and nature trip with us departing from the MTB 102 Trust, taking a steady trip out to sea through Lake Lothing and Lowestoft Harbour, heading north at speed to Scroby Sands. Look for the beaches as we go and see Lowestoft, Gorleston and Great Yarmouth from a different perspective! We slow right down when we get anywhere near the seals to avoid disturbing them and usually stop to let you have a good look and get some amazing pictures and memories. There are normally many seals there, some on the sand (tide dependent!) and some bobbing around in the water. You should get some amazing pictures, they’re very inquisitive.