Salhouse - Woodbastwick & Back

The Missing Island Deeds - A Treasure Hunt in the Norfolk Broads

Thirty years ago, lottery winner Jack Pott purchased a private island off the coast of Cuba with a view to developing a second home there. For safekeeping, he decided to bury the deeds to the property on the island itself. Unfortunately, after all these years, he has forgotten the exact location, and now the Cuban government is demanding the island back unless Jack can prove ownership. Thankfully, Jack's son foresaw this problem arising and set a number of Clues around the Norfolk Broads, which, when solved, will reveal the true location.

Unfortunately, neither father nor son are able to travel to Norfolk to undertake the quest themselves. Instead, they are reaching out to explorers and adventurers of all ages to undertake the quest for them. Are you up to the challenge of solving the whereabouts of the missing island deeds?

Treasure Hunt Through Salhouse and Woodbastwick

Are you looking for something to do with family and friends or seeking a fun day out with the kids in Salhouse and Woodbastwick? Then why not explore these charming towns on this self-guided Treasure Hunt themed Treasure Trail. As you follow the Trail route, can you solve the sneaky clues set on existing buildings, permanent features, and monuments to discover the location of the buried treasure?

This 6.5 mile route, in a figure of eight, starts in the car park of Salhouse Broad and can be completed over two visits if necessary. It incorporates The Woodforde Brewery and leaves exploring the Broad until the end, where you can relax by the water or perhaps visit the Great Hoveton Nature Trail.

Join the adventure and see if you can uncover the missing island deeds in Salhouse and Woodbastwick!