Here at Blakeney Point Seal Trips we love to receive your comments about your experiences on our trips. Thank You   “Had a fantastic day out on the  ‘Ptarmigan’. The tour guide was excellent, very friendly and full of info on the seals and surrounding areas. Would definitely recommend and come again.”   NOTE: Please [...]

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There are many choices involved in deciding on a location for a family holiday, but if you’re looking to enjoy wildlife in its natural habitat and beautiful seaside scenery, then North Norfolk is one place you can enjoy it all. Blakeney Point and Morston Quay on the coast is the place to head for to [...]

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You may be left in awe if you take a wild trip at Blakeney point to view the Blakeney seals. Seals are semi aquatic mammals that are interesting to watch. The seals are normally basking at the end of Blakeney point’s sandbanks. They are always in a colony of around 500 seals. Grey seals are [...]

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Mike and I passed by the tern colony this week on one of our Blakeney Point Seal trips and we saw our first Oystercatcher fledglings. The Oystercatcher parents are very solicitous, both Mum and Dad. We watched their little brood of 3 1 week old fledglings as they scooted around underneath the bush where they [...]

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A week of two weathers in North Norfolk on the seal boats, we started the week with strong winds and low clouds, managing to dodge the showers but everybody defintiely needing to be dressed for the weather. Despite this, we had some great sightings of the seals, particularly Grey Seals on the beach and the [...]

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Winds on the North Norfolk coast have been gusting to 25 miles per hour this week on the seal trips meaning that we have to take a different route out on the seal trips to Blakeney Point. Sunday, Mike and I took a great group of passengers out, our youngest was just over 1 year [...]

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Well apart from a couple of dull days, our season this year on Blakeney Point seal trips continues to be bathed in sunshine and breezy winds. April was full of north easterlies, most of May has been North Westerlies, and combined with the Spring tides that we have at the moment, serves to keep the [...]

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What phenominal sunshine we have had for the first few weeks of this season, often accompanied by a breezy Nor Easterly. The wind brought up a surprise visitor for the inhabitants of Blakeney Point today with a White Tailed Eagle first recorded over Caister, several hours drive away mid morning, and over Blakeney Point at [...]

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They call it the Spanish Plume.  And we were supposed to experience it this weekend. Acoording to the Met Office when Blakeney Point seal trips enquired, it is the name for a rather complicated meterological event. As the name suggests it is a plume of very warm air that pushes north from the Spanish plateau [...]

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The two weeks that we have had of summer weather in mid Spring have made the run up to the Easter weekend idyllic for the Blakeney seal trips. Of course, every sailing that we do is different – different tide conditions, the seal colony in differing places and numbers and the different seabirds to spot. [...]

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