Visit one of the Sandbanks of the Wash on our magnificent Wash Monster where you can walk down the bow ramp and explore this unique environment.

It is partly due to the existence of the sandbanks that both the North Norfolk & Lincolnshire coastal regions of The Wash are designated Conservation Areas. Sandbanks provide important nursery grounds for young fish species, including plaice, cod and sole.

The Wash is a long stretch of sand And low cliffs , with exposed saltings and tidal inlets. It was here in 1216 that King John's treasure train got trapped by the tide in quicksand, and disappeared below the seas of the Wash. It has never been recovered!

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