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9 Best Activities In Hunstanton
Two beaches and an aquarium is most of a summer holiday sorted before you have opened a map. Hunstanton Beach and South Beach Hunstanton both sit on a list of nine, and SEA LIFE Hunstanton is the reliable answer when the wind gets up and the sand stops being fun. Four entries out of nine offer shelter, so a grey day here is not a write-off.
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Activity CentresHoneypots Studio
AdventureOld Hunstanton Spy Mission Treasure Trail
Sports & ActivitiesBlackBeards Adventure Golf
BeachesHunstanton Beach
AquariumsSEA LIFE Hunstanton
BeachesSouth Beach Hunstanton
Swimming PoolsAlive Oasis
BeachesStubborn Sands
Indoor PlaySidney's Indoor Play Zone
11 more within 10 miles of Hunstanton
Old Hunstanton Beach
Heacham Sands
Heacham South Beach
Farmer Fred's Adventure Play Barn
Norfolk Lavender
Snettisham Park
Snettisham Beach
Brancaster Beach
Sandringham
Bircham Windmill
Castle Rising
Two beaches, an aquarium and a handful of small indoor places make Hunstanton a straightforward town to plan a family day around. Book anything popular during the school holidays, and check tide times before you settle on a beach afternoon.
Visiting Hunstanton with kids: FAQs
Which Hunstanton beach should we choose with young children?
Both Hunstanton Beach and South Beach Hunstanton are on our list and either works with children. The practical difference is usually how busy each one is on the day and how far you fancy carrying the kit. Whichever you pick, check tide times first and take a windbreak. Have a plan for when the sand runs out too, because it always does before you expect it to.
Which Hunstanton places have a roof?
Four entries here keep you dry, which is enough to fill a wet day without repeating yourself. SEA LIFE Hunstanton is the big one and will swallow a good half of your day. Sidney's Indoor Play Zone is the soft play answer for younger children. Honeypots Studio is pottery painting for anyone who will sit still long enough, and Alive Oasis covers swimming when nobody will.
Anything that gets children walking rather than sitting?
Old Hunstanton Spy Mission Treasure Trail turns a walk into a puzzle, which is about the only reliable method for getting a reluctant seven-year-old to cover any ground without complaint. The whole thing happens in the open, so pick your weather carefully. BlackBeards Adventure Golf is the other option that keeps everyone on their feet for an hour without it feeling remotely like exercise.