Just 8 miles from Great Yarmouth, Fairway Lakes Lodges sits proudly within the sprawling 400-acre Caldecott Hall Golf and Spa estate. Soak your cares away in your private outdoor hot tub while taking in gorgeous Norfolk countryside views.
The Fairway Lodge 5 will blow you away with its spiral staircase and unique glass bridge connecting two bedrooms. Evenings spent stargazing from your hot tub or gathering around the fire pit are what holiday memories are made of.
Golf lovers can tackle two 18-hole courses right on your doorstep. We recommend booking a treatment at the onsite spa followed by a dip in the indoor pool to truly embrace the luxury lodge experience.
These boutique self-catering accommodations blend Scandinavian log cabin charm with modern comforts like underfloor heating and Smart TVs. The open-plan living areas and well-equipped kitchens make these countryside escapes perfect for family-friendly retreats.
When you're ready to explore, the Norfolk Broads offer brilliant boating and birdwatching opportunities. Fancy some retail therapy? Norwich is just a short drive away.
Beach lovers can hit the sandy shores of the Suffolk coast for a proper British seaside day out.
Whether you're planning romantic weekend getaways or bringing the whole family to these pet-friendly lodges, the combination of luxury and location makes Fairway Lakes an absolute winner for your Great Yarmouth hot tub holiday.
What to do on a family or couple’s hot tub break in Great Yarmouth
Booking a lodge with a hot tub in Great Yarmouth offers a perfect base for exploring this coastal gem. Known for its sandy beaches and vibrant seafront, Great Yarmouth is a popular destination for families and couples alike.
With a range of activities from amusement parks to historical sites, there's something for everyone. Whether you're visiting in the summer for the beach or in the winter for a cosy retreat, lodges with hot tubs in Great Yarmouth provide a relaxing end to your day.
Sightseeing in Great Yarmouth
Great Yarmouth is a town that offers a mix of traditional seaside fun and historical exploration. In the summer, the beaches are bustling with activity and the seafront comes alive with arcades and rides. During the colder months, the town's museums and historic sites provide a fascinating insight into its maritime past. The Time and Tide Museum and Elizabethan House Museum are must-visits for history enthusiasts.
Don't miss these top attractions on your lodge break!
1. Pleasure Beach
Trip Advisor score: 4.5/5
This amusement park is a staple of Great Yarmouth. With rides for all ages, it's a hit with families. The wooden roller coaster is a highlight, offering thrills with a touch of nostalgia. Visitors often praise the friendly staff and the park's cleanliness. For more details, visit their official website.
2. Sea Life Centre
Trip Advisor score: 4/5
Home to a variety of marine life, the Sea Life Centre is both educational and entertaining. Walk through the underwater tunnel and get up close with sharks and rays. It's a great spot for families, with interactive exhibits that engage children and adults alike.
3. Time and Tide Museum
Trip Advisor score: 4.5/5
This museum offers a deep dive into the town's maritime history. Located in a converted Victorian herring curing works, it provides a unique setting to learn about the fishing industry. Visitors appreciate the well-curated exhibits and the knowledgeable staff.
4. Hippodrome Circus
Trip Advisor score: 4.5/5
The Hippodrome Circus is one of the only surviving total circus buildings in the UK. Offering a mix of traditional circus acts and modern performances, it's a must-see. The water show is particularly popular, with audiences amazed by the skill and creativity on display.
5. Merrivale Model Village
Trip Advisor score: 4.5/5
This miniature world is a delight for all ages. Wander through the meticulously crafted scenes and enjoy the attention to detail. The gardens are beautifully maintained, making it a pleasant outing on a sunny day.
Good to Know…
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Lodge Treats |
Indulge in fresh seafood, especially fish and chips by the seaside and sample traditional Norfolk dishes like samphire and Cromer crab. |
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Nearest airports |
Norwich International Airport offers convenient access to Great Yarmouth, located approximately 24 miles away. |
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Public transport |
Get around Great Yarmouth via bus from Market Gates to places like Gorleston, Caister, and Hemsby. There are regular trains from the station to Norwich and Lowestoft. |
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Local tip |
Explore the historic South Quay for a glimpse into Great Yarmouth's history and enjoy panoramic views of the River Yare. |
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Popular souvenirs |
Handcrafted goods from local artisans, such as pottery, textiles and unique confectioneries from local sweet shops. |
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Nature and wildlife |
Visit the nearby Norfolk Broads to spot diverse wildlife including rare bird species and aquatic life. |
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Outdoor activities |
Enjoy extensive walking and cycling trails; the coastal paths offer scenic routes with stunning sea views. |
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Accommodation |
Choose from a wide range of log cabins, modern lodges and quirky glamping pods, along with traditional holiday cottages. |
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Driving tips |
Be cautious on coastal roads, especially during winter months when conditions can be icy. |
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Navigation |
Utilise local maps and signposts; the town centre and seafront are best explored on foot due to their compact nature. |
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Dining |
Don't miss Chico's Restaurant on your lodge break - renowned for its steak and seafood dishes. For takeaways, local favourites include Grelly's Fish & Chips and Istanbul Kebab & Pizza House. You'll also find popular chains like Harry Ramsden's and Domino's Pizza in the area. |
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Historical sites |
Visit the Time and Tide Museum to delve into the town's rich history and maritime heritage. |
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Walking trails |
Popular routes include the Great Yarmouth to Hopton-on-Sea coastal path, offering picturesque views of the coastline. |
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Family-friendly activities |
Attractions like the Hippodrome Circus and Joyland offer fun experiences for children and adults alike. |
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Pet-friendly areas |
There are plenty of walking trails around your lodge and many accommodations welcome dogs. Check specific pet policies or extra charges when booking. |
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Photography spots |
Capture stunning landscapes at locations like the Golden Mile and the historic Wellington Pier. |
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Local beverages |
Sample local ales and ciders at traditional pubs. |
Great Yarmouth visitor FAQs
What is the best time to visit Great Yarmouth?
Summer is ideal for beach activities, while autumn and winter are great for exploring museums.
Are there any dog-friendly attractions?
Yes, many beaches and parks welcome dogs, but check specific attraction policies.
How far is Great Yarmouth from London?
It's about a 2.5-hour drive or a 3-hour train journey.
Is public transport available?
Yes, buses and trains connect Great Yarmouth to nearby towns and cities.
Are there any free attractions?
The beaches and some parks are free to visit.
What are the dining options like?
There are plenty of restaurants and cafes offering a variety of cuisines.
Is Great Yarmouth suitable for a weekend getaway?
Absolutely, with plenty to see and do, it's perfect for a short break.
Are there any annual events?
Yes, the Great Yarmouth Maritime Festival is a popular event held in September.
Handy Links
In conclusion, Great Yarmouth is a fantastic destination for a holiday. From its sandy beaches to its historical attractions, there's plenty to explore. Staying at lodges with hot tubs in Great Yarmouth adds an extra layer of relaxation to your trip, making it a memorable experience.
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