How To Get Here

It's easy to get to Great Yarmouth and when you get here, you can download a local map of Great Yarmouth seafront and town area. The What's On Guide for 2024 is available for your to download showing you all the exciting places to visit, eat, see and do . You'll also find money off vouchers in the centre pages.  

By Road

The region is easily accessible by road from all parts of the UK. Major trunk roads into Norfolk are the M11, A11, A47 (previously the A12) and A14 from London and the south-east, while the A47 and A14 serve the Midlands and the North. The A11 is now dualled all the way from London to Norwich. A number of bus operators provide services to the local area including National Express and First Bus, call 01493 846346 for more information.

By Rail

There are intercity services between Norwich and London Liverpool Street, with local connecting services within East Anglia. The average journey time from London to Great Yarmouth is 2 hours 20 minutes. Connecting services are available from the Midlands, the North of England and Scotland, via Peterborough, Cambridge and Ely. There are also local links from Norwich to Great Yarmouth. 

By Boat

Plenty of visitors come to Great Yarmouth by boat along the Broads and moor up at the Yacht Station or in nearby Burgh Castle. The Yacht Station is only a short walk from the town and seafront. There are plenty of other places to moor up along the way too, see our Broads Guide for more information.

By Air

Norwich International Airport is a 35 minute drive from Great Yarmouth with direct flights to a number of UK airports. Direct and connecting flights also link East Anglia to over 650 worldwide destinations via Amsterdam.

By Ferry

Car and passenger ferries operate daily to and from Harwich in Essex which is a 60 minute drive from Great Yarmouth. Ferries operate to and from Hook of Holland, Esbjerg and Europort.