Discover all sorts of animal, bird and marine animal attractions in Great Yarmouth

Thrigby Hall Wildlife Gardens, near Great Yarmouth has a 250-year-old landscaped garden, a play area and a wide selection of Asian mammals, birds and reptiles including tigers, crocodiles and storks.

Make your day out an adventure with a visit to Africa Alive!. Discover animals from the African continent, including our new arrivals this Easter, the Red River Hogs, in their brand new enclosure “Hog Snorts”.

Pettitts Animal Adventure Park near Great Yarmouth is best described as three fun parks in one. Pettitts has rides galore, family entertainment, exotic and domestic animals and birds to see, animals to feed & pet.

There’s so much to see and do at Banham Zoo and always something new to discover! See tigers, leopards, sea lions, giraffe and monkeys and our amazing subtropical house ‘Eureka!’, home to sloths, birds and luscious planting.

Dive into the underwater world of SEA LIFE Great Yarmouth and be wowed by the many strange, beautiful and fascinating creatures of the deep. Prepare for astonishing close views of everything from humble starfish to tropical sharks.

Multiple WINNER of Norfolk's Best Large Attraction, Pensthorpe Natural Park is a naturally inspiring family day out, with 700 acres of wildlife, gardens, adventure and indoor play!

Fritton Owl Sanctuary, accessed via Fritton Plant Centre, is a small, free to visit sanctuary that provides shelter and care for unwanted and injured owls, where possible rehabilitating sick native owls to release them back into the wild.

Farm attraction with lots of fun and interest for all the family. Meet camels, llamas, alpacas, goats and donkeys. Join in the cuddle- a-pet and feeding sessions with our smaller animals.

130 acres of ancient woodland with over 3.5 miles of paths. We have a tearoom, gift shop, bird hide, children's nature trail and plant sales area. We also have a programme of events all year round - details can be found on our website.

Berney Marshes alongside the Breydon Water estuary in Great Yarmouth is a wonderfully unspoilt RSPB nature reserve. Experience the spectacle of the tens of thousands of wintering birds that visit the estuary and surrounding grazing marshes.

For a FREE and fun family day out, visit Redwings Caledcott and meet friendly rescued horses, ponies, donkeys and mules nose-to-nose. Redwings Caldecott is the rescue charity's largest visitor centre with over 100 residents.

Filby Bridge Restaurant at Filby near Great Yarmouth sits on the Filby Broad and is a perfect venue for a spot of bird-watching.

The Waterside in Rollesby, Great Yarmouth is a great place to observe the wonderful wildlife that visits the Trinity Broads using the boats, the terrace or from the specially designed bird hide.

The Waterside in Rollesby, Great Yarmouth is a great place to observe the wonderful wildlife that visits the Trinity Broads using the boats, the terrace or from the specially designed bird hide.

The Waterside Rollesby - a boating, wildlife, leisure and dining experience not to be missed! Enjoy a fun and informative guided tour of the Broad on the Edwardian launch, 'Gentleman Jim' (approx 30 minutes).

The Boathouse in Ormesby near Great Yarmouth, a stunning waterside venue which lends itself beautifully to bird-watching on the banks of the Ormesby Broad.

Martham Broads are a National Nature Reserve on the River Thurne near Great Yarmouth, located within the Broads National Park about 2km north of the village of Martham next to West Somerton.

Winterton Dunes Nature reserve is a bird-watchers delight and a haven for wildlife with tern and seal colonies in residence, along with the rare Natterjack toad.

Fritton is a small village to the south west of Great Yarmouth near to the border with Suffolk. Fritton is surrounded by woodland, marshes and near a private lake, Fritton Decoy. A great location for bird-watching.