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Blakeney is situated on the North Coast of
Norfolk. It was a bustling port until the harbour silted up in the early 20th century. Tourism has since become the town's primary industry due to its favourable location on the Heritage coastline of North Norfolk, which also has an AONB designation. (Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty). You can book Blakeney cottages with the link provided further down the page.
Blakeney Guildhall, which has a large 14th Century basement is a popular attraction as is Blakeney Point; a section of land that reaches out to the sea and leads to the local nature reserve. The marshlands that surround the Point are protected by the National Trust and boast hundreds of bird species and plants. Seals are often spotted in this area as well.
The man-made Mariners Hill affords some fine views of the town and harbour and is thought to have been a lookout point at one time. The Church of St Nicholas, with its majestic towers is another major landmark that can be seen for miles around. It too has connections with Blakeney's maritime past and was used as a beacon to guide approaching vessels.
Despite the selection of major hotels in the village, Blakeney holiday cottages provide a charm that cannot be replicated in a hotel room. So if you're looking for a cottages in Blakeney, then the link below should be of some help.
