Nature Reserves in Suffolk. Suffolk has many nature reserves to choose from, the most beautiful being in Dunwich, Ager Fen and Orford Ness. To find the best nature reserves near to where you are or travelling to use our What To Do guide to Suffolk. Simply select a village of interest and the list of the closest nature reserves to that village will appear.
In a quiet corner of Suffolk, exciting plans to transform an overgrown, forgotten garden into the RSPB’s first dedicated wildlife garden have come to fruition. The garden, in the historic village of Flatford (just up the lane from the site of Constable’s Haywain), belonged to two sisters, Sylvia and Margaret Richardson. They ran a tea…
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Hoppit Wood & Lake and Hogs Kiss Meadow – Debenham This is a real hidden gem that I happened to spot when leaving the Angel in the High Street, Debenham (Ok, I was in the pub again!) Heading North out of the village there is parking sign directing you to the right and the…
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Iceni Tours specialises in tailor-made, chauffeur-driven, door-to-door, guided tours of the wonderful Suffolk Coast. Tours are ideal for the first time or returning visitor, as well as for those who live in the county, but would like to get to know it better. Operating between Southwold and Felixstowe a maximum of 6 guests…
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If you are spending the Easter weekend in Suffolk, then first of all, congratulations on making such a wise decision, who needs to battle the crowds at the airports, or get snarled up on the motorways when there is plenty to do right here? I have put together a list of my ten top tips…
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David Falk has a great job – he manages the Discover Suffolk Project, which encourages people to get out into the Suffolk countryside to cycle, walk, ride and generally get close to nature. This means that quite often he has to get out there too in order to produce walks leaflets, improves access and generally…
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