Coach Trip: RSPB Titchwell Marsh

Join us for an autumn visit to RSPB Titchwell Marsh, an outstanding coastal reserve in north Norfolk. On this trip we will explore Titchwell's lagoons, reedbeds and beach in the thick of autumn migration. Skeins of Pink-footed Geese move along the coast, Marsh Harriers quarter the reeds, and Bearded Tits feed in the stems, while the freshmarsh fills with wildfowl. Out on the beach and offshore, waders, divers and grebes gather, with the chance of a scarce migrant in the right wind. The trip is suitable for everyone, whether you are an experienced birdwatcher or a beginner. Newcomers are very welcome. You can walk round the reserve with our two volunteer guides or explore on your own, as you prefer. No two trips are the same, but to read about highlights of our previous visits see the blogs on the RSPB Central London Local Group website, including: February 2024 and January 2025. More information about the reserve is available on the RSPB Titchwell Marsh website, and this reseve's eBird hotspot. All photos above © RSPB, except Avocet group by © Charlotte Weddell Entry Fee (not included in Eventbrite ticket) • RSPB Members & 16–24 year olds: Free • Adult Non-Members: £8.00 • See the RSPB Titchwell Marsh website for more info about tickets Facilities • Visitor centre, café, shop • Toilets by car park • Bird hides • Binocular hire Travel information • Coaches depart from Stop 40B, Victoria Embankment, 08:00 sharp • Arrive by 07:50 to board and stow your gear • Nearest Tube: Embankment • Outbound journey includes a 20-minute stop at services where you can use toilet facilities and buy drinks and food; no stop on return; the coach has a WC. • Depart reserve at 16:30 What to bring • Suitable clothing and footwear for the weather and walking • Binoculars (and scope) if you have them • Packed lunch if you wish to join the trip leaders for lunch in one of the hides (or you can eat at the café)