IF you’re looking for the UK’s most beautiful beachfront walks, you’re in luck. Conde Nast Traveller has revealed their top ...

A walking route around an "idyllic haven" in Essex has been named one of the best in the county. Conde Nast Traveller has revealed the best coastal walks in the UK. From a "rugged Welsh ramble to ...

In the Blackwater Estuary off the Essex coast just 40 miles northeast of central London, Osea is not your typical island escape. Accessible by boat, air, or an ancient Roman causeway that appears ...

as well as by an ancient Roman causeway at low tide. A pool and beach area at Osea Knight Frank As well as a jetty and dry dock, the island has its own light aircraft landing strip and helicopter ...

Osea Island sits in the estuary of the River Blackwater (near Maldon) and it’s been put on the market by estate agents Knight Frank and Fine & Country. Accessible via an ancient Roman causeway ...

But it’s official: Osea Island, an Essex hotspot brimming with history (and ... it’s connected to the Essex mainland by an ancient Roman causeway that’s submerged at high tide, leaving access ...

Osea Island is a 380-acre stretch of land situated in the Blackwater Estuary some 40 miles east of central London, which becomes cut off from the Essex mainland at high tide when its causeway is ...

The island itself is like a castle, accessible only twice a day by an ancient roman causeway at low tide. It is so secluded it was taken over as a top-secret naval base in 1917. Named S.S. Osea, the ...

Osea Island, stretching across 380 acres in Essex, is connected to the mainland by an ancient causeway just twice a day. The secluded nature of the island has since attracted a number of A-listers ...