This vast tidal bay where the River Stour meets the sea offers a completely different coastal experience, with expansive mudflats and salt marshes that support internationally important populations of migrating birds and provide fascinating insights into coastal ecology. The bay's rich history includes connections to both Saxon and Roman landings, while today it serves as a peaceful retreat for birdwatchers, nature photographers, and anyone interested in the quieter, more contemplative aspects of the coastal environment.
South East England / Kent
