Blakeney Point is at the end of a long sand and shingle ridge on the north coast of Norfolk. The ridge stretches five and a half kilometres along the coast. The Point is close to the villages of Cley, Morston and Blakeney and is owned by the National Trust.

The Point can be reached by ferry from Morston or from Blakeney harbour. The ferries from Blakeney depend on the tide. It is also possible to walk to the Point along the shingle ridge from Cley beach.

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