Blakeney Point – National Trust

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Blakeney Point?

Blakeney Point is located on the North Norfolk coast between Blakeney and Morston, within the Norfolk Coast National Landscape and directly connected to the Norfolk Coast Path.

What can I see at Blakeney Point?

Blakeney Point is known for its long shingle spit, sand dunes, saltmarsh and tidal creeks, as well as large colonies of grey and common seals and a wide range of coastal birdlife.

Which walking trails pass through or near Blakeney Point?

The Norfolk Coast Path runs through Blakeney and Morston with direct access to Blakeney Point via coastal footpaths and seasonal boat crossings to the spit itself.

Is Blakeney Point good for walking holidays?

Yes. Blakeney Point is one of the most iconic natural landmarks on the Norfolk Coast Path and a highlight for multi-day coastal walking holidays focused on wildlife and wide-open landscapes.

Where is the main access point to Blakeney Point?

The main access points are from the villages of Blakeney and Morston, where footpaths, parking and seasonal boat trips provide access to the reserve.