A little museum with a remarkable shell collection assembled by Alfred Jodrell. Check opening days before visiting and pair it with the riverside walk to Bayfield.
Browse Bayfield Hall Antiques & Interiors, then visit Natural Surroundings for its wildlife gardens, wildflowers and café. Check seasonal opening times for both stops.
Bring a crabbing line and a little streaky bacon for bait. For kids, summer mud sliding is a gloriously messy local tradition. A wetsuit is handy. Ask locally about supervised sessions and check the tide before you go.
If you’re lucky enough to time it right, catch the Blakeney Regatta and watch competitors try to make it to the end of the infamous Greasy Pole. Check the parish council programme for dates.
Join wildlife cameraman Martin Hayward Smith to look for hares and barn owls. Whether or not they put in an appearance, it’s a fantastic day out with someone who knows this landscape inside out.
Explore the creeks and marshes with Zoe aboard Selkie, a glorious Stiffkey Cockle sailing boat designed for these shallow waters. Ask Zoe to tailor the trip, from a quiet creek sail to an evening on the water.
Head out by boat for a different view of Blakeney Point. Look for the Watch House on the shingle and the old Lifeboat House among the dunes, two landmarks with stories to tell about this stretch of coast.
Two shops that could only be in Cley. Pick up traditionally smoked fish at the Smokehouse, then lose track of time browsing the second-hand shelves at Crabpot Books.
Browse the maps, walking guides and Alfred Jodrell biography at No. 27. The biography gives some context for a visit to Glandford’s Shell Museum, which Jodrell founded.
