Yarmouth Pier — Local services in Yarmouth

Had an enjoyable stroll along this well maintained wooden pier. Plenty of seats and a nice little shelter at the end. There's a 50p toll to help pay for the pier's upkeep, you just put a coin in the slot at the entrance. People who have made donations towards its restoration are remembered in white lettering along the full length of the pier. Saw a lot of sailing boats and a few anglers hoping for a good catch. Lovely views of Yarmouth and the mainland coast which is only a very short distance away...

Costs 50 pence to walk on the pier but the money goes towards maintenance and up keep of the pier. You can stay as little/long as you want. Many things to see: crystal blue water, boats in the harbour and being driven in the water, families teaching their kids to catch crabs and people fishing from the pier. Boards w families names are families that have sponsored the pier. Many benches to sit on. There is a food place and ice cream shop at the entrance. Very clean and tidy. Note- dogs are allowed to be...

You are asked to pay £1 per person to go on the pier. Signs saying that there is CCTV and security guards to make sure you pay! That's not particularly welcoming.

The floor is made of sleepers with a significant gap between them, so beware high heels going through and catching the toe of your shoe. I saw the gaps trip a couple of people.

Nothing to do on it, except enjoy the view (of sea and back towards the shore) and read all the names of those who sponsored...