Blakeney Point
Dunes, saltmarsh, and coastal landscapes on the Norfolk coast
Blakeney Point extends along the north Norfolk coast, where dunes, shingle banks, saltmarsh, and tidal habitats form one of the most significant coastal landscapes in East Anglia. Managed by the National Trust, the point protects a dynamic environment shaped by tides, weather, and wildlife, including one of England's largest grey seal colonies.
Located within the Norfolk Coast National Landscape and connected to the Norfolk Coast Path, Blakeney Point forms part of a wider network of routes, landscapes, and places stretching across the north Norfolk coast. Today, it remains one of the county's most important natural areas, linking coastal habitats, wildlife, and long-distance walking routes through this protected shoreline.
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