Businesses in Great Yarmouth (& nearby)
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Melandis Bouncy Castle Hire, Crawley
Melandis bouncy castle hire in Crawley, West Sussex. We have themed children's castles including a Tiger castle that the kids go wild for and a Balloon castle that provides hours of bouncy fun!
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Swift Taxis & Private Hire Ltd, Great Yarmouth
Swift is a Company that can provide an almost complete personnel and freight transport requirement. With over 100 assorted vehicles most needs can be accommodated.
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J Thompson, Great Yarmouth
Thompson's at 53 Tan Lane Caister was established in 1929, when the owner would take his own boat out fishing, clean the fish and fry with chips in a coal fired frier, the opening for the chimney is still evident on the ceiling.
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Windmill Cottage Boarding Kennels, Norwich
We are a fun, friendly family run kennels with our priority being the welfare and happiness of our guests. We treat the dogs whilst they are in our care as one of the family.
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Inside Out Marquees Ltd, Lowestoft
We are a marquee hire company based in Lowestoft, Suffolk. The business has been running since 1983 and we work all over Norfolk, Suffolk and East Anglia.
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Fresh & Silk Flowers, Beccles
We are a family run florist, the only florist in Beccles. We offer a full florist and delivery service in surrounding areas.
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Broadland Aerials Ltd, Norwich
Broadland Aerials are a local TV aerial installation company based in Postwick just East of Norwich. We are proud to be accredited by Norfolk Trading Standards as part of their new Trusted Trader scheme.
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Situated at the mouth of the River Yare (hence the name), Great Yarmouth is a popular seaside resort on the Norfolk Coast, and has a population of around 47,000 people, though 97,000 live in the wider borough of Great Yarmouth.
The town is built on the site of a Roman Fort called Gariannonum, and it was subsequently populated by fishermen. In 1797 the town was the main supply base for the North Sea Fleet.
The town was heavily bombed during World War II, although much of the old town has survived.
Visitors to this seaside resort have plenty of entertainment to choose from. The Time and Tide Museum is a popular attraction: Situated in a converted herring curing factory the museum explores Great Yarmouth’s maritime history, including a reconstruction of a fisherman’s home.
The area is also popular with birdwatchers and nature lovers as there is plenty of wildlife to see including Mediterranean gulls, waders and waterfowl, skylarks and meadow pipits and lots more.