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The North Norfolk Coast - the Blakeney WebCam.
The Blakeney webcam is situated on the White Horse Hotel at the bottom of Blakeney High Street and shows the view looking out at Blakeney cut.
Our approximate tide times for north norfolk help you find out the best times to sail and visit the beaches – there is generally more sand at low tide. Seal trips to Blakeney point run approximately 2 hours either side of high tide.
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Approximate North Norfolk Tide times for today Saturday 4th of February
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Tide AM
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High Tide
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Height
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Tide PM
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High Tide
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Height
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3.30
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low
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15.55
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low
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On the North Norfolk coast you can enjoy a varied landscape – marshes, at Cley Blakeney, Morston & Wells, sandy beaches at Sheringham, Cromer, Holkham and Brancaster to name a few, cliffs and rockpools, muddy creeks. The coast is ideal for sailing, bird watching, and family holidays. There are plenty of places to stay – Hotels, B&B, cottages and self catering accommodation, and good pubs and restaurants. There are plenty of interesting places to visit - Country houses, gardens, visitor attractions, museums, galleries and exhibitions with Holt, Burnham Market and other towns and villages offering some interesting shops and cafes. The marshes and wide open spaces around Blakeney make it a haven for migratory birds and wildlife and places well worth a visit include Blakeney Point, Brancaster Staithe, Cley Marshes, Holme Bird Observatory Reserve, Pensthorpe Waterfowl Park & Nature Reserve, Snettisham Reserve, Titchwell Marsh and Kelling Heath. |
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