Join our friendly guide for a bird focused walking experience across the Spurn Peninsula.

Embark on a birdwatching walking adventure at the stunning Spurn National Nature Reserve, where our guides will lead you through one of the UK's premier birding hotspots. Whether you're a seasoned birder or a curious beginner, our walking tours are a fun way to spend 3 hours searching for marvellous migrators taking a slow stroll to take in the sensational surroundings.

Why Spurn? Known for its incredible bird migration opportunities, Spurn is one of the most exciting birdwatching destinations in the UK. Its unique position between the North Sea and the Humber Estuary makes it a vital stopover for migrating species, offering unmatched opportunities to witness rare and seasonal birds in their natural environment.

What to bring/wear

Dress for the weather (it can be very cold and exposed at Spurn, so bring plenty of layers) and wear sturdy footwear. Please bring your own binoculars, and a camera is also highly recommended.

This is a walking tour so make sure to wear comfortable shoes.

Toilets and catering

There are toilets, including an accessible toilet, at Spurn Discovery Centre. The cafe is open from 10am until 4pm (serving hot food until 3pm)

Where to meet

Please meet our guide at the Spurn Discovery Centre.

Parking

£5 per car for all day parking. This money goes directly back into managing and protecting Spurn National Nature Reserve. There is free parking for Wildlife Trust members who display their up-to-date membership card on their dashboard

photo credit: Harry Appleyard

Description supplied by the event organiser.