South West England / Cornwall
RSPB Hayle Estuary
Wildlife
The reserve comprises a mix of estuary, tidal pools and marsh in and around the Cornish town of Hayle and is an ideal place to see migrant wading birds, gulls and terns.
Reviews
m b, 8 months ago
No matter what the season or weather there’s always peace to be found in this beautiful natural spot in the west of Cornwall. Walks and nature at its best.
Megan Howard, 3 years ago
Great estuary although best for bird watching in other seasons we still saw a good variety when we went on a July afternoon. Nice big bird hide to view from. Path along carnsew road is narrow and the road is busy so be careful while walking.
Garry Staples, 3 years ago
Beautiful walk, stunning stretch of beach, got Hayle beach just down the road, 7 miles of sandy beaches, local shops, cafes and pubs, plus so many pasty shops, a fun day out
dale billingham, 3 months ago
Great time, be careful crossing very busy road to view estuary.
Zee Cale (UK), 6 years ago
Plenty of birds Lovely nature reserve area