The Titchwell RSPB reserve is one of the most popular reserves in Norfolk situated on a large site with a mixture of habitats including fen and marshes, reed-beds and tidal creeks.

This reserve attracts many birds including waders and dabbling duck while damp meadows provide a site for winter geese and grazing duck.

It has three hides and several trails and even offers binoculars for hire at its visitors centre. There is a boardwalk which meanders through part of the reserve so access is generally good. You can grab a bite to eat at the RSPB cafe, and there are toilets in the car park. 

Beyond the managed nature reserve there is a more extensive area of fields and saltings and it is possible to walk out to a fine sandy beach with rolling white horses breaking on the shore.

You can also access the beach from the village, again quite a long walk but the beach is certainly worth it!

Titchwell has a couple of Hotels and but not much else, it's very popular with golfers and walkers.