Boat trips to Blakeney Point from Blakeney and Morston. The boat trips by the Bean brothers are a very popular and safe way to gain a close-up view of the seals and birds on and around Blakeney Point.Time can also be spent in the bird sanctuary. The trips last up to 2 hours and landing is normally possible. Graham Bean runs trips from Blakeney Quay. Booking is advisable during July and August.

Boat trips to Blakeney Point from Blakeney and Morston. The boat trips by the Bean brothers are a very popular and safe way to gain a close-up view of the seals and birds on and around Blakeney Point.Time can also be spent in the bird sanctuary. The trips last up to 2 hours and landing is normally possible. John Bean runs trips from Morston Quay. Booking is advisable during July and August.

Shell museum.

Horse drawn carriage. Holt town centre to North Norfolk Steam Railway.

Glass factory and shop. Factory shopping 7 days a week. Open daily 10.00 am to 5.00 pm.

This fully functional water powered Norfolk red brick mill was built in 1802. Step back and visit an outstanding part of working Norfolk history. The Miller welcomes you to see the skill of making flour using this traditional method . The mill has been awarded "top tourist attraction in North Norfolk" several times.

House and grounds open to the public.

Wild Flower centre and conservation area set in the beautiful Glaven Valley Visit us and discover the countryside as it used to be. We offer rambles over the estate to see the lake and river tunnel set in the 900 year old oak and historic woodlands. See the news pages for special events which include: BBQ and moths (bats too); river dipping; bonfire and beasties; bluebell and midsummer rambles.We are even open in December - Come and search for the mistletoe!

North Norfolk Steam Railway

Boat trips to Blakeney Point and the National Trust reserve. Every day throughout the season, Temple's Ferry Service will take you across Blakeney Harbour to see the seals allowing plenty of time to photograph them basking on the sand. The journey takes approximately one hour. Whenever possible you can also land on Blakeney Point at the nature reserve and look around the information centre.