Cley Marshes – Norfolk Wildlife Trust

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Cley Marshes?

Cley Marshes is located at Cley-next-the-Sea on the North Norfolk coast, directly beside the Norfolk Coast Path within the Norfolk Coast National Landscape.

What can I see at Cley Marshes?

Cley Marshes is known for its reedbeds, lagoons and saltmarsh, with exceptional birdlife including waders, geese, wildfowl and migrating birds throughout the year.

Which walking trails pass through or near Cley Marshes?

The Norfolk Coast Path runs alongside Cley Marshes, with waymarked routes linking Cley to Salthouse, Blakeney and other nearby coastal villages.

Is Cley Marshes good for walking holidays?

Yes. Cley Marshes is one of the signature wildlife stops on the Norfolk Coast Path and makes an excellent base or stopping point on multi-day coastal walking holidays.

Where is the visitor centre or main access point?

The main visitor centre and car park are just outside Cley-next-the-Sea on the coast road, with paths leading out to hides, viewing points and sections of the Norfolk Coast Path.