Titchwell Marsh Nature Reserve

Wetlands, Saltmarsh, and Coastal Wildlife Along the Norfolk Coast

Titchwell Marsh Nature Reserve is one of the most distinctive coastal landscapes within the Norfolk Coast National Landscape. Located between Thornham and Brancaster, the reserve combines freshwater lagoons, reedbeds, grazing marsh, saltmarsh, dunes, and sandy shoreline within a landscape shaped by wildlife, tides, and the changing coast.

The reserve sits alongside the Norfolk Coast Path, linking one of Norfolk's most important wildlife sites with a long-distance route that follows the county's coastline. Throughout the year, migratory birds, waders, wildfowl, and coastal species occupy the reserve's diverse habitats, creating a landscape recognised for its wildlife, open views, and ever-changing natural environment.

Open skies, changing tides, and views across marsh and shoreline shape the character of this section of the Norfolk Coast Path and the wider north Norfolk coast.