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Starting from the Fishermen's Museum, Rock-a-Nore, you will explore The Stade Historic Fishing Quarter with our experienced guides, and discover the history of our sustainable fishing community and learn why the Stade is known as a 'living museum'.
Suitable footwear is advised. Walks are on level but sometimes uneven ground, no steps.
Allow 90 minutes.
Please book before you join.
Tickets are £4 per person. Available through the website (see above), or pop into the Fishermen's Museum, give us a call or email. stadewalks@gmail.com 01424 461446
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