Once a stretch of farmland, this wetland reserve is now a rich mix of reedbeds, marshes and woodlands where Kingfishers and Otters thrive.

Follow the circular trail and loop around this wild wetland reserve. Small but beautiful, Surlingham is home to Bitterns, Kingfishers and lots of insects.

Watch Great Crested Grebes dancing, Barn Owls hunting silently, and the vivid flash of a Kingfisher. Rockland Marshes may be small, but there's plenty to discover.

This is a land where Bitterns sneak through reedbeds, orchids bejewel meadows and in summer, the Cuckoo calls reverberate through woodlands.

Soak up the wonder of wetlands at this sweeping riverbank reserve where wildfowl and wading birds flock to feed, rest and nest.

Look out across the vast and dramatic Wash, and watch tens of thousands of birds take to the air, shimmering and whirling above the mudflats in a feathered cacophony.

Your walk to the sea and a vast sandy beach takes you past freshwater and saltwater lagoons, each attracting different birds. Join us for a guided walk to make the most of your experience here.

Wildfowl and wading birds flock to Berney Marshes and Breydon Water in their tens of thousands – look out for Wigeons, Lapwings and Pink-footed Geese.

The largest washland in the UK, Ouse Washes is mysterious and charming. In summer, enjoy a hazy walk by the river, while winter submerges the fields in floodwater, attracting thousands of birds.

Adventure through the ancient woodland pathways of Wolves Wood, through trees at every stage of growth.