Sea Life Centre (Great Yarmouth)

This is one of the best Sealife centres i have been too. Its located right on great yarmouth beach and pay and display parking is available close by. Its very pricey to get in but most sealife centres are. When you pay they will stamp your hand and allow you to come in as many times as you like that day. The center does alot of talks during the day they include the rays and the sharks. You can watching a turtle feeding sesion or if your lucky enough to be about the sharks feed but they only do the sharks once a day. The centre opens at 10am and the last admission is a four. It costs £30 for a family booking online out of ...

The sea life centre is located on the sea front at the far end of great yarmouth. There is no specific parking for the actual sealife centre but there is a lot on on street spaces along the lenght of the sea front. How ever in high season spaces can fill up quickly and are quite exspensive and charged at an hourly rate. My addvice would be to park further out of the main seafront and either walk in or catch the land train that runs regularly. Entry into the sea life centre acn also be exspensive with cost normally being £8.95 per person, you can however get money off vouchers that make entry two for one. Vouchers acn normally be found being ...

Me, my mother-in-law, my wife and seven month old daughter were looking for somewhere local to go and settled on PETITES ADVENTURE PARK but the day we were due to go, it poured down with rain. In a bid of salvation, I suggested we go to G.T YARMOUTH SEA-LIFE CENTRE instead as at least it was all indoors unlike PETITES and we would all still be getting out for the day. The idea was met with agreement despite it being in what has now become a bit of a run-down, almost pikey coastal resort rather than the attractive sea-side town it used to be. We arrived in Yarmouth, only for the rain to stop but we were here now so decided to stick to our abridged plan for the ...