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Nat 08 June 2006 02:51 PM

Seaside this weekend - where to go - Skeggy, Hunstanton or Gt Yarmouth?
 
Fancy a trip to the seaside this weekend but don't want to drive too far (i live further from the sea than anywhere else in the country, booo) so the south coast and South-west is out of the question unfortunately.

Seems that the East coast is the nearest. Haven't been Hunstanton for years, is it pretty boring still? Much to do there? Think we'll probably be better off in Grrat Yarmouth or good 'ol Skeggy.

Aren't bothered about great hotels or restaurants of anything posh. Just some penny arcades, fish n chips, beach, funfair, that sort of thing. Some good bars/cheesey clubs in the evening would be a bonus too ;)

Any help/reccomendations welcome! Anyone know any OK hotels/B+Bs on the sea front they can reccomend?

Cheers!

Jerome 08 June 2006 04:04 PM

Can't speak for the other places, but I would avoid Great Yarmouth unless you like being surrounded by chavs.

It does have the worst wax museum in the world though, and it fits all your other requirements to a tee.

tmo 08 June 2006 05:02 PM

Went to skeggy last friday :nono:
plenty of scoobs about though :)

Brendan Hughes 08 June 2006 05:06 PM

Beach 5 mins from my house, but no arcades or chish and fips though.

bootsy 08 June 2006 05:15 PM

Hunstanton not change much.the pier burnt down and the theres a tescos now:sleep:

Reality 08 June 2006 05:24 PM

Great Yarmouth probably hasn't started it's "Summer" season yet - last I heard it only lasts 6 weeks !!!!!

Go to Blackpool if it's not too far - I've heard it's the best :).

Drunken Bungle Whore 08 June 2006 05:33 PM


Originally Posted by Nat21
Fancy a trip to the seaside this weekend but don't want to drive too far (i live further from the sea than anywhere else in the country, booo) so the south coast and South-west is out of the question unfortunately.

Seems that the East coast is the nearest. Haven't been Hunstanton for years, is it pretty boring still? Much to do there? Think we'll probably be better off in Grrat Yarmouth or good 'ol Skeggy.

Aren't bothered about great hotels or restaurants of anything posh. Just some penny arcades, fish n chips, beach, funfair, that sort of thing. Some good bars/cheesey clubs in the evening would be a bonus too ;)

Any help/reccomendations welcome! Anyone know any OK hotels/B+Bs on the sea front they can reccomend?

Cheers!

Mablethorpe! :luxhello: :luxhello: :luxhello:

Skeggy was choc full of chavs when we were there :nono:

Mablethorpe hasn't changed since the 1970's. There's an arcade there with a proper Asteroid machine! :notworthy It still has penny (as opposed to 10p) machines! Loads of old arcade games and machines - and even a proper old fairground right on the beach - time and modern living has just passed it by! :thumb:

It also has 3 crazy golf courses - the one almost on the beach is the very best one EVER! :thumb:

Plus it has an enourmous sandy beach that goes on for miles and miles and miles, so on hot sunny days there's still plenty of room for everyone! AND there's a beach 'train' (Landy with carriages!) that can take you up and down the beach to save walking! :D

miss*scoobygav555* 09 June 2006 11:05 AM


Originally Posted by Drunken Bungle Whore
Mablethorpe! :luxhello: :luxhello: :luxhello:

Skeggy was choc full of chavs when we were there :nono:

Mablethorpe hasn't changed since the 1970's. There's an arcade there with a proper Asteroid machine! :notworthy It still has penny (as opposed to 10p) machines! Loads of old arcade games and machines - and even a proper old fairground right on the beach - time and modern living has just passed it by! :thumb:

It also has 3 crazy golf courses - the one almost on the beach is the very best one EVER! :thumb:

Plus it has an enourmous sandy beach that goes on for miles and miles and miles, so on hot sunny days there's still plenty of room for everyone! AND there's a beach 'train' (Landy with carriages!) that can take you up and down the beach to save walking! :D

I agree, my gran has one of those static caravan type things down there. Its cheesy but its a laugh!! I'm going down with Gav and a few friends I think its next weekend, just hope I do better at keeping Gav away from those bloody arcades!!:lol1:

Carla..:)

Nat 09 June 2006 11:25 AM

Thanks you lot :D

Mablethorpe sounds really good, might drive up to their on Sunday perhaps if we get bored in hunstanton.

Ended up booking a hotel in Hunstanton though as the missus really wanted to go back there as she went lots as a child. I phoned her mum and found out the hotel they used to stay in so have booked that as a nice suprise with flowers and champagne in the room too :D

Gonna bag up all my coppers from my big bottle that they get thrown in every day when i get home, can't wait :D

Brendan Hughes 09 June 2006 12:27 PM


Originally Posted by Nat21
Gonna bag up all my coppers from my big bottle that they get thrown in every day when i get home, can't wait :D

Typical, no wonder they're not out trying to solve REAL crimes :mad:

Ray_li 09 June 2006 12:30 PM


Originally Posted by Brendan Hughes
Typical, no wonder they're not out trying to solve REAL crimes :mad:

:lol1:

Nat 09 June 2006 12:34 PM

:lol1: :D


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