Blakeney has lots of quaint, pretty streets to wander around with spectacular views. From Blakeney, you can take a boat trip to Blakeney Point (as well as Morston Quay) to visit the seal colonies in this National Trust Nature Reserve .

4 天之前 · Find out the things to see and do at Blakeney National Nature Reserve, from seeing the seal colony at Blakeney Point to exploring Friary Hills and Blakeney Freshes. All you need to know about England's largest grey seal colony and how you can enjoy this remarkable wildlife spectacle on Blakeney Point.

2023年8月24日 · There’s lots to do in Blakeney, from visiting the seal colony at Blakeney Point and discovering the otherworldly salt marshes and creeks, to spending time exploring the lively quay, where boat trips launch, hikers pass through and holidaymakers try their hand at crabbing.

Find out the things to see and do at Blakeney National Nature Reserve, Norfolk, from seeing the seal colony at Blakeney Point to exploring Friary Hills.

Blakeney Quay is a tidal creek that provides the link to the Blakeney Harbour, Blakeney Point and then the North Sea. The quay is a magnet for both children and adults who wish to go...

Enjoy Norfolk’s vast open landscape and far-reaching views on this walk along the coast path beside pristine saltmarsh. See Morston and Stiffkey salt marshes on the way, finishing at Stiffkey car park. A perfect route for families and wildlife spotting in the marshes.

Blakeney is a perfect setting to explore this section of the North Norfolk Coast, as there are many fine coastal walks to nearby Morston Quay (west) or Cley next the Sea (east). Local attractions also include boat seal trips and an excellent local cafe!

2023年1月9日 · Kids big and small will love exploring the Blakeney marshes, creeks and waterways, and crabbing on the quay. Boat trips from Blakeney and nearby Morston Quay to see the huge seal colony and birdlife at Blakeney Point are one of the most popular things to do in Blakeney, especially in winter, when over 2,000 seal pups are born each year.

One of Britain's foremost Nature Reserves, a 3.5 mile sand and shingle spit with colonies of breeding terns and seals. Free Parking for National Trust Members. Car and Coach Park Charges apply. Morston Quay and Blakeney are all off the A149 Cromer to Hunstanton road. From Sheringham station it is 8 miles to Blakeney Point.

Many activities in Blakeney are centred around the Quay with sailing, kayaking, birdwatching, the coastal footpath, and traditional seaside pleasures such as fishing for crabs (or ‘ghillying’...