ShareGet closer to nature by spending crisp winter mornings experiencing jaw-dropping wildlife spectacles along West Norfolk's coastline.
Some of West Norfolk's renowned reserves become a magnet for birds and bird watchers alike as thousands of migrating wildfowl descend on the coast and the watery landscapes of the Fens in the winter months. Key spots along the Norfolk coast are RSPB Titchwell and RSPB Snettisham, whilst inland the Ouse Washes at the Wildfowl and Wetland Centre Welney welcome thousands of swans. For lazy days exploring blissful coastline and countryside and a whole host of charming villages with friendly pubs and cosy tearooms, West Norfolk is just a short trip away.
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