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Amazing Attractions near Kessingland Beach
With the seashore minutes from your door, Kessingland Beach is a blissful spot to spend your downtime. And once you've recharged your batteries, you'll find plenty of attractions nearby to entertain.
The thrills come in thick and fast at Pleasurewood Hills, a theme park with gravity-defying roller coasters and every type of family ride. For an extra dose of adrenaline, visit Africa Alive! You can get face-to-face with lions, cheetahs and rhinoceros!
If that all sounds a little extreme, relax with a gentle cruise around the Norfolk Broads National Park or take a stroll through Somerleyton Hall's meticulously presented gardens.
Amazing attractions near Kessingland Beach
Pleasurewood Hills
Pleasurewood Hills Family Theme Park has so much to do and explore! With over 35 rides, shows and attractions there's something for everyone.
Africa Alive Zoological Reserve
Leap into the plains of Africa and meet all your wildlife favourites - elegant giraffe, hulking white rhinoceros and majestic lions!
Sea Life Great Yarmouth
Magical seahorses, cheeky penguins and misunderstood sharks, our oceans are home to so many amazing creatures - learn all about them here!
Thrigby Hall Wildlife Gardens
Come face-to-face with intimidating crocodiles, mesmerizingly beautiful cloud leopards and the most adorable red pandas at this wonderful wildlife sanctuary.
Fairhaven Woodland and Water Garden
An ancient woodland, fabulous flower-filled glades and a magnificent crystal-clear lake all come together to make a truly enchanting escape from modern day life.
Somerleyton Hall
Journey back to the Victorian age and discover the opulence and regal splendour of this Anglo-Italian style mansion and garden.
Southwold Beach
Enjoy a traditional day out at the seaside - paddling in cool waters, building sandcastles and tucking into fresh fish and chips on the pier!
The Broads National Park
One of Britain's largest national parks, the Norfolk Broads is a wonderful water land filled with beautiful rivers, lakes and a whole host of wildlife.
Merrivale Model Village
An award-winning garden, a famous miniature railway and beautiful intricate models bring this magical model village at Merrivale to life!
The Pleasure Beach
What's a trip to the seaside without some big scares and thrills?! The Pleasure Beach has plenty from white-knuckle coasters to classic funfair favourites.
Elizabethan House Museum
This beautiful Elizabethan home features stunning wood panelled rooms, sensational decorated ceilings and working period kitchens - a true upstairs/downstairs experience!
The Tolhouse
One of England's oldest prisons that's housed smugglers, pirates and even witches - delve into dungeons and explore its dark past at this museum.
Great Yarmouth
The classic British seaside town with glorious sandy beaches, amusement arcades, roller coasters ... come rain or shine there's always something to do!
Scratby Beach
Enjoy the simple pleasures of the seaside at Scratby beach, where you can wander miles of sandy shores and find a spot just for you.
Gorleston Beach
A hit with families, body-boarders, kite flyers, surfers and sandcastle makers, beautiful Gorleston Beach is just 3 miles from the centre of Great Yarmouth.
Dunwich Heath and Beach
Dog-friendly all year round and backing onto the beautiful National Trust owned Heath with its array of colourful plants and wildlife, Dunwich Heath and Beach is something to behold.
Outskirts of Beccles to Outskirts of Bungay
Discover the beauty of the Waveney Valley on this longer but leisurely walk, which skirts the edge of Beccles and Bungay and features parts of the Angles Way.
Westleton
Partially exploring the Suffolk Coast Path and Sandlings Walk, this circular route takes you from Westleton via Dunwich, Minsmere and back again.
Waveney Woods, sections of Angles Way, Lound & Waterworks
Combining parts of the Angles Way with the village of Lound, this circular walk is popular with birdwatchers due to the Lound Waterworks on route.
