Broads Wildlife

If you enjoy watching birds and wildlife then you are in for a treat. Birds often spotted include Marsh Harriers, Kingfishers and Osprey. Wildlife often seen include Lizards, Muntjac Deer and the occasional otter.

The Norfolk Broads are rich in wildlife, home to otters, rare birds, vibrant plants, and serene waterways perfect for nature enthusiasts.

Feeding ducks can be a fun and rewarding activity, but it’s important to do it responsibly. By feeding ducks healthy, natural foods in moderation, in the right location.

Horsey Gap is a stunning stretch of coastline in Norfolk, famous for its seal colony. Each winter, from November to February, hundreds of grey seals come ashore at Horsey Gap to breed and give birth to their pups.

No other county offers such a range of habitats and species to see. The Norfolk Broads is a unique and loved destination for watching birds and other wildlife.