The North Norfolk Coast - the Burnham Overy Staithe WebCam.

The Burnham Overy Staithe webcam is situated on ‘The Boathouse’ with a North Easterly view of Norfolk marshes and the sandunes of Gun Hill in the distance. You can watch the tide coming up the creek.

‘The Boathouse’, is a traditional Chandlery offering boat storage, boat repairs and sailing clothing.

Our approximate tide times for Burnham Overy Staithe help you find out the best times to sail and visit the beaches – there is generally more sand at low tide. Boat trips run from Burnham Overy Staithe to Scolt Head approx 2 hrs either side high tide from Easter to the end of September.

Holiday Accommodation & Places to Stay in North Norfolk

Holiday Cottage, Self Catering Cottages, Hotels, Bed and Breakfast (B&B), Guest Houses

Holiday Attractions & Places to Visit in North Norfolk

Country houses, gardens, visitor attractions, beaches, museums, exhibits

Leisure & Shopping in North Norfolk

Antiques, clothes, shoes, gifts, fashion, kitchenware, music, presents

Restaurants, Going Out to Eat & Drink in North Norfolk

Norfolk Restaurant, North Norfolk Restaurants, fish restaurant, hotels, pubs, cafés, dining out,

Sailing & Coastal Activities in North Norfolk

Sailing tuition, boatbuilding, storage, design, repairs, hire, boat trips, shops

Wildlife & Environment Groups & Resources in North Norfolk

Groups, activities & information

The North Norfolk AONB is a haven for migratory birds and wildlife, and places well worth a visit include Scolt Head, Blakeney Point, Brancaster Staithe, Cley Marshes, Holme Bird Observatory Reserve, Pensthorpe Waterfowl Park & Nature Reserve, Snettisham Reserve, Titchwell Marsh and Kelling Heath.