Lowestoft

The home to Jet Adventures and to Lowestoft Ness, Britain’s most easterly point

With two beautiful beaches, Lowestoft is both a seaside resort and the gateway to The Broads National Park.

We pick up from Oulton Broad at the MTB 102 Trust, on a secluded part of Northern Lake Lothing.

Give us a wave as you cross the railway bridge if you’ve come from Ipswich!

Scroby Sands

Our most popular trip is to visit Scroby Sands, which hundreds of grey seals call home.

Bordered by the Scoby Sands Windfarm, it is both fascinating, beautiful and exhilarating.

A naturally occurring sandbank just off the coast of Great Yarmouth, it dries out at low water creating the perfect resting ground for seals, who then get washed off once more on the rising tide when it’s time to fetch dinner!

Coastal Sightseeing

As you depart Lowestoft on a warm summers afternoon, the Skipper takes you North, tightly hugging the coast.

You pass the beautiful Gunton Warren Nature Reserve, paragliders emerging from the woods and descending down the cliff

Corton quickly approaches and you wave as high as you can as you pass the beach goers at Corton and the holiday parks at nearby Hopton

You look to the east and catch a glimpse of a seal bobbing in the water as we pass

The Skipper slows the boat, more seals emerge, all around us, as we gently come to a stop next to the wreck of a ship off Gorleston beach