All Norwich Tours & Excursions in 2026

Explore an incredible underwater world at SEA LIFE Great Yarmouth and get closer than ever before to the creatures and features of the world’s oceans, with over 1,500 sea creatures and the 250,000 litre Tropical Ocean Display/tunnel is where you can see an awesome array of creatures and our largest inhabitants as they roam around the Lost City of Atlantis! Interact with our playful Humboldt penguins as they swim and socialise together and immerse yourself in the mysterious and graceful world of Rays in ‘under the Raydar’! Find out how it feels to touch a starfish at the Interactive Rockpool Experience and discover the world's smallest crocodiles! Make the most of your visit and enjoy the daily fun talks, animal feeds, special events and an adventure quiz - there’s plenty for everyone to enjoy at SEA LIFE Great Yarmouth.

Norwich is a charming medieval city with a thriving arts and cultural scene. On this self-guided walking tour, you'll see some of the city’s most significant landmarks and hear stories its best artistic and cultural highlights. The tour begins at the Edith Cavell Memorial with the brave story of the British nurse who heroically freed 200 allied soldiers in Belgium. You’ll visit the medieval Norwich Castle, the elegant Royal Arcade with its Art Nouveau splendor, and wander through vibrant Norwich Market with its distinctive striped roofs, continuing a trading tradition that dates back 900 years. At the South Asia Collection, you’ll see a museum housed in a former Victorian skating rink, which features extraordinary artefacts from India, Pakistan, and Southeast Asia. The tour concludes at the Maddermarket Theatre, originally an 18th-century chapel that became an Elizabethan-style playhouse in 1921, named after the medieval market where madder plants used for red dye were sold.

Step beneath the streets of Norwich and uncover the remains of a hidden medieval street on this unique guided underground tour. Your experience begins in the heart of Norwich city centre, where you’ll meet your expert guide and hear the fascinating story of how an ordinary shoe shop concealed a forgotten medieval street for decades. After a short introduction, you’ll descend below street level, exploring layers of architecture dating back hundreds of years. As you explore the atmospheric remains of the underground street and 15th-century dwellings, your guide will bring Norwich’s past to life with stories of merchants, prisoners, rebels and everyday people who once lived and worked here. Discover how the city became one of the most important and wealthy places in medieval England through its booming wool trade and weaving industry. Along the route, you’ll encounter original architectural features, hidden undercrofts, remnants of old shopfronts and spaces untouched for generations.

Set sail from Lowestoft on a seal spotting trip that takes in the picturesque coasts of Gorleston and Great Yarmouth. Enjoy speeding along on the ocean on your way to the seals, then get your binoculars at the ready as you slow down to see where the seals are basking on sand banks and bobbing in the water — this trip does not disturb the seals.

Lots of tours employ comedy to get you learning and laughing, and there are plenty of ghost walks out there to choose from, but not many of them combine the two. With this spooky Norwich walking tour, you get the best of both worlds as your guide shares heaps of local history and takes you to the city’s (allegedly) most haunted spots.

Norwich is an ancient city and religious centre, boasting two cathedrals and dozens of medieval churches. The people of Norwich, however, are anything but traditional. On this walking tour, you’ll hear the stories of the dissidents and rebels who stood up for what they believed in, sometimes paying a very high price for their convictions. The tour starts outside Norwich Cathedral, a beautiful example of Norman architecture founded in 1096 by bishop Herbert de Losinga. You’ll enter Tombland (old English for “Empty Space”), an ancient market area where you’ll hear about its surprising past. You’ll wind your way through the old city centre, past lots of tempting cafés, restaurants, and independent shops en route to Norwich Castle. You’ll follow the banks of the River Wensum, as you make your way towards a brick artillery tower called Cow Tower that was built in 1398 to protect the city.

Spend the day discovering the wonders of the deep at Hunstanton SEA LIFE Sanctuary. Book in advance to avoid waiting and enjoy access to the Seal Hospital & Rescue Centre, and exhibits containing more than 2,000 marine species. Plus, you can sit back and relax in a coffee shop overlooking Hunstanton’s picturesque seafront.

The year is 300 CE. You are Antonius, a Roman diplomat summoned to Camulodunum. The governor suspects a murder plot and needs your help. Four conspirators, a poison, and a body disposal plan are hidden across Britain's oldest recorded town. Solve 10 puzzles at Roman landmarks. Count chariot gates at Britain's only Roman Circus. Decode clues at the largest surviving gateway. Spot a hidden rose in a 1,800-year-old mosaic that reveals the murder weapon. Download the Questo app, activate with your booking code, and start at Butt Road Car Park. No guide needed, just your phone, clues and a map in the app. Play as a team of up to 3 or solo. Discover why Claudius may have arrived on a war elephant, where a secret cult worshipped underground by oil lamp, and how a mosaic was once a Roman status symbol bigger than any sports car. About 80 minutes, 10 stops, 3.5 km across Colchester. Available 9am to 4pm. Perfect for history lovers and mystery fans exploring a Roman assassination plot.

We offer a truly memorable Private Charter hire trips along the North Norfolk coast. Exploring the local bays and harbours. We will head out West to watch the sun set over the water while enjoying a cold complimentary glass of champagne on the Champagne sunset trips . A magical tour around the beautiful nature reserve of Scolt Head Island a natural barrier of sand and single and beautiful clear waters that surround the island .

Learn about a nastier side of Norwich’s history that most tourists will never discover on this group walking tour. Instead of shying away from the darker side of the city’s past, this tour takes you through the tough stuff as you check out major sights like Norwich Cathedral, The Great Hospital, and more.

Explore Colchester the fun way, playing the Lost Centurion cellphone game in the style of an escape room mission. As psychic investigator Exodus Hinge, follow clues left by a Roman centurion, unlocking stories about Colchester’s history. The game lasts around 1.5 hours and is best played during daytime hours. For the best experience, book one ticket each, although you can share a phone.

Set sail on a high-speed jet boat from South Pier in Lowestoft, and head either north or south (depending on conditions) to enjoy panoramic views of the coast. Spot seabirds and marine life, and experience the thrill of sailing at speed with your experienced skipper. Learn about the maritime history of the area and hear stories about notable local people who once lived here.

Get ready for a fun-filled 2-hour adventure at the Ultimate Games Zone. Enjoy unlimited access to a variety of exciting games including crazy golf, shuffleboard, augmented darts, and more. Whether you’re aiming for a strike in axe throwing or sinking shots in pool, there’s something for everyone. Gather your friends and challenge each other while enjoying the lively atmosphere. Make the most of your visit with an interactive floor and traditional darts, ensuring your time here is packed with entertainment.

Discover one of Norwich’s most unusual underground spaces on this guided small-group tour. Begin above ground on Upper St Giles Street, once known as the ‘Harley Street of Norwich’, and uncover stories of the prominent people who lived and worked in this historic part of the city. Then descend beneath the street into a vast, atmospheric space originally created as a merchant’s wine cellar in the 1700s. Discover how it later became a rifle range and hear the stories connected to this long-hidden site. Closed away for decades and rarely seen by the public, the Old Rifle Range offers a fascinating new perspective on the history hidden beneath Norwich.

Discover the rich history of Colchester with guided tours that bring 2000 years of heritage to life. Join our knowledgeable guides as you stroll through the historic streets, learning about the Roman legions, the largest Norman castle keep in Europe, and the events of the Civil War. Experience an exclusive visit to one of the few Roman theatres in Britain and delve into tales of Boudicca's rebellion. Perfect for history buffs and families alike, our regular walks are available three times a week or can be customized for private groups. - Regular tours on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Saturday at 11:00 AM - Personal tours available for a minimum of two people at any time - Explore themed walks including Medieval, Tudor, and Haunted Colchester - Ticket prices: £18 for adults, £8 for children under 16

Choose between four unique walking tours and explore the storied past of Colchester with an expert guide. The tour leader will be a trained Colchester Council-recognized Guide and full member of The Colchester Tourist Guide Association (CTGA). So, from tales of ghosts and witches to the history of Romans in the area, you can bet they know their stuff.

Created by a dedicated researcher with a passion for uncovering the unique history of coastal towns, this atmospheric audio tour explores the storied past of a seaside champion. While standard tours stick to dry scripts and tourist-heavy piers, this digital experience leads you along the rugged 100-million-year-old coastline and through the quiet backstreets where Cromer’s true character is found. The narrative highlights tales of daring maritime rescues and local legends like the suffragette Emily Davison. Using smart GPS technology, the authentic commentary and local insights play automatically as you walk, functioning entirely offline to ensure a seamless exploration without data concerns. By the time you pass the historic Red Lion Hotel and stand before the towering spire of Cromer Parish Church, the town’s heritage will have transformed into a vivid, personal history. You will leave the walk feeling less like a visitor and more like a true Norfolk insider.

Get your time in Norwich off to a stress-free start with this private, one-way transfer service from Norwich. Simply book before your trip, meet your driver at Norwich Airport when you land, and then sit back as you travel to your central Norwich hotel in the air-conditioned comfort of a private vehicle. This private Norwich Airport transportation service is available 24 hours, seven days a week to suit your schedule, and designed for private groups of up to six people. • One-way private arrival transfer from Norwich Airport to Norwich hotel • Door-to-door service with a professional driver • Rates cover private groups of one to six passengers • Private transfers operate 24 hours, seven days a week

This murder mystery experience is a true whodunit with suspects, alibis and a twist ending. Every clue hides in something real, a plaque, a statue, a facade in Norwich. You will collect the evidence, piece together the case and accuse a suspect at the finale. We offer 24/7 customer support and built-in hints to guarantee that you never stay stuck. The app will also provide real historical facts and local legends about the landmarks you're visiting. You can play anytime, at any hour. It will take you ~90-120 minutes with optional cafe breaks and you can pause and resume whenever you want. Total walking distance is about 1.5 miles and the game ends in the same place where it started, making it easy to fit into your day. It's perfect for date nights, solo adventurers, couples, friends, families with older kids, or team-building events.

Enjoy a circular walk, starting at the centre of West Mersea to the historic harbour, and along part of the coastline. This exploration game takes in some of Mersea Island's best sights, with challenges at every stop. These challenges range from easy to fiendish. But don't forget, you can use the hints if you need them! After your booking, you will receive an email with instructions on how to download and play the game on your phone. We recommend that each user purchases a ticket for an optimal experience.

Walk Norwich's medieval streets after dark with a local storyteller on the city's ultimate ghost tour. From the shadow of the cathedral to cobbled Elm Hill and ancient Tombland, uncover chilling true tales of plague, witchcraft, public executions and restless spirits — including East Anglia's most feared creature, Black Shuck. Blending real history with folklore, humour and atmospheric storytelling, it's an unforgettable evening for believers and sceptics alike.

This self-guided Norfolk road trip is designed to show how the region’s waterways, coast and historic towns connect into one coherent journey rather than a series of separate day trips. Instead of piecing routes together yourself, the guide links Norwich, the Norfolk Broads and the North Norfolk Coast into a clear touring structure that flows naturally from city streets to river landscapes and wide coastal horizons. You can follow the full route from Norwich to the coast or explore individual sections depending on your timeframe. Along the way the guide highlights historic towns, harbour villages, nature-rich marshes and some of England’s most distinctive coastal scenery. Rather than a rigid itinerary, the guide provides narrative context, route progression and flexible time-based planning so you can adapt around wildlife watching, coastal walks and slower travel. With 12 months access included, you can start planning well before your trip and return to the guide whenever you need.

The perfect tour for any fan of maritime history or sea-faring exploits, this tour of Lewstoft harbor takes in all the sites in and around the harbor. Sail out into the bay, and find wrecks and historic vessels — as well as working ones — you wouldn’t see from land. Learn about the history of Lowestoft and its connections to fishing, trade and the sea.