Cley Marshes Reserve is managed by the Norfolk Wildlife Trust.
It is an important place in the history of British birdwatching and conservation.
Its education centre was opened by Sir David Attenborough, who described the place as being particularly significant in these respects.
It also has a rather wonderful view of the reserve and hides heading out to the shingle beach, which can be enjoyed with a cheese and tomato toastie if you're feeling peckish.
There's a good visitor centre space with a series of different art exhibitions and several purchasing opportunities.
The reserve talks about this landscape being a "living landscape" and "a living coast".
It changes twice a day with the tide.
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