Exhibitors

Families and children loved the Natural England marquee where they could explore hidden undersea landscapes off the coast of Great Yarmouth in their underwater world and discover the diversity of marine life in the eastern region.

The Norfolk Wildlife Trust invited children to get creative by making a puffa fish or a shark's tooth necklace. Fantastic maritime fun which kept the youngsters entertained.

For those who love nature the RSPB introduced visitors to the wildlife of the coast! Learning about Britain's exciting coastal wildlife from the RSPB's team of experts and taking part in a host of activities throughout the weekend.

The International Boatbuilding Training College from Oulton Broad provide the widest range of boatbuilding training in the world and is widely recognised for the quality of its graduates. At least 24 craft of varying designs, ranging from large seagoing yachts to small dinghies are always being worked on as training projects at any one time. To view courses available, click here. 

RYA Sailability offers people who think they can't even get on a boat - let alone sail one, the chance to achieve the self reliance that sailing can bring and feel the exhilaration of being on the water.

A large collection of great new, second hand and collectible books and ephemera on Great Yarmouth's local and maritime history, many by local authors, were on display by A Novel Idea who also have a shop at 36a Regent Street.

The Norfolk Record Office collects and preserves records of historical significance for the county of Norfolk and makes them accessible to as wide a range of people as possible. Visitors were able to learn about exploring their family history.