Great Yarmouth - North Denes Heliport is a heliport near Great Yarmouth, in the Great Yarmouth council area of Norfolk, East of England, England. The site sits at 6 ft above sea level, and it is recorded as a heliport rather than a runway airfield. It is listed as a heliport. We have not yet checked its own website for access rules, so treat visiting as unconfirmed. The nearest major town or city is Norwich (18 miles), measured in a straight line; the closest railway station is Great Yarmouth, 1.6 miles away; the nearest hospital with an A&E department is Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital:Emergency Department, 21 miles away. A typical twin helicopter could fly from here to Battersea Heliport in London in roughly 58 minutes, about 99 nautical miles in a straight line. It is one of 49 landing sites we list in Norfolk.
Compiled from open data (OurAirports), the council and postcode lookup, railway station and hospital data, and the site's own website where it says anything about helicopters. It is information only; confirm everything with the site.
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| Type | Heliport |
|---|---|
| Nation | England |
| Nearest place | Great Yarmouth, Norfolk |
| Position | 52°38′08.1″N 1°43′22.9″E 52.63558, 1.72302 |
| Elevation | 6 ft |
| Map and directions | Open in Google Maps · Directions |
| Helicopter information | Not yet researched Not yet researched |
Runway layout drawn from open data (not to scale).
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| Council area | Great Yarmouth |
|---|---|
| County | Norfolk |
| Region | East of England, England |
| Nearest postcode | NR30 5TE |
In England, planning law gives a right to use land for certain temporary purposes for up to 28 days a year. Whether that covers a particular helicopter landing is a question for the planning authority, and some land is excluded. Read the landing rules.
Straight-line distance; road times are rough estimates (approx.). Check your own route.
Data from OpenStreetMap contributors. Not checked by us: confirm opening times and whether they welcome fly-in guests.
Nearest hospital with an A&E: Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital:Emergency Department · 21 mi
Hospital helipads nearby:
For information only. In an emergency, call 999.
| To | Distance | About |
|---|---|---|
| Norwich | 16 nm | 18 min |
| London (Battersea) | 99 nm | 58 min |
| Birmingham | 132 nm | 1 h 14 |
| Leeds | 137 nm | 1 h 16 |
| Brussels | 145 nm | 1 h 20 |
| Manchester | 152 nm | 1 h 24 |
| Southampton | 156 nm | 1 h 25 |
| Bristol | 174 nm | 1 h 34 |
| Newcastle | 184 nm | 1 h 39 |
| Cardiff | 194 nm | 1 h 44 |
Approximate: a typical twin helicopter at 130 knots, with 5% for routing and 10 minutes for start-up and arrival. Not a flight plan; weather and routing change it.
Distances are straight-line; road times are rough estimates.
It is listed as a heliport, which means it is set up for helicopters, but we have not yet confirmed who may use it. Contact the operator first.
Yes. Always get permission from the landowner or the airfield operator before you land. Many airfields ask for prior permission (PPR) by phone or email, and some charge a landing fee. Members can see any prior-permission note, contact and fee we hold in the rules section of this page, and the landing-rules guide explains planning, noise and airspace.
Great Yarmouth - North Denes Heliport is a heliport at 52.6356, 1.7230, in the Great Yarmouth council area of East of England, England. The nearest major town or city is Norwich (18 miles in a straight line). The closest railway station is Great Yarmouth (1.6 miles).
The nearest hospital with an emergency department that we have on file is Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital:Emergency Department, about 21 miles away in a straight line. In an emergency, call 999.
To Battersea Heliport it is about 99 nautical miles in a straight line, which a typical twin helicopter flying at 130 knots could cover in roughly 58 minutes including start-up and arrival. It is an estimate, not a flight plan.
Many private sites only accept landings in daylight, and UK night is counted from 30 minutes after sunset to 30 minutes before sunrise. The daylight table on this page is calculated for this exact position. Check the opening hours and any seasonal restrictions with the airfield.
