One of the north Norfolk coast's finest landscapes and an important bird watching site with more than 320 species recorded here.
Wildlife Highlights: Avocet, little tern, black-tailed godwit and ring ouzel can all be seen during spring and summer, curlew, bar-tailed godwit, knot, ringed plover, redshank and lapwing all year round. Natterjack toads live here too.
Facilities: There is a visitor centre with information, displays, books, gifts and refreshments. Three bird hides overlook the grazing marsh and pools, with disabled access to the first.
Location & Access: The long distance coastal footpath runs through the site. The site is just to the north of Home-next-the-sea and north west of Hunstanton.
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