Martham Broad Nature Reserve - Great Yarmouth

Martham Broad Nature Reserve

Located in the heart of Norfolk, Martham Broad Nature Reserve is a stunning natural haven that offers visitors a chance to connect with the great outdoors. With its wheelchair accessible entrance and numerous hiking trails, it's the perfect destination for nature enthusiasts of all ages and abilities.

The reserve is renowned for its diverse wildlife, including a vast array of butterflies, dragonflies, birds, and insects. During the month of June, the reserve is particularly vibrant, boasting a thriving population of these fascinating creatures.

In addition to its natural beauty and wildlife, Martham Broad Nature Reserve also features kid-friendly hikes, making it an ideal spot for families with children. Dogs are also welcome, adding to the reserve's appeal for pet owners.

With an impressive 4.7 out of 5-star rating based on 73 reviews on Google My Business, it's clear that Martham Broad Nature Reserve is a top choice for visitors looking to explore the natural wonders of Norfolk.

Address: Great Yarmouth NR29 4DJ, United Kingdom

Phone: 1692598276

Website: norfolkwildlifetrust.org.uk

Specialties: Nature preserve, Tourist attraction

Other points of interest: Wheelchair accessible entrance, Hiking, Good for kids, Kid-friendly hikes, Dogs allowed

Opinions: This company has 73 reviews on Google My Business.

Average opinion: 4.7/5.

👍 Reviews of Martham Broad Nature Reserve

Kate L.

4/5

We had a walk from West Somerton to Horsey pump and back to our car. Path is uneven and quite overgrown so if you're not very mobile the route would be difficult. That said, we only passed three people and had a very pleasant walk.

Peter L. (.

5/5

Had a great couple of visits at the end of June. So many different Butterflies, Dragonflies, birds and insects to see. It was amazing.

Neil H.

4/5

A beautiful area and very peaceful. Plenty of walks around the marshes with wildlife in abundance. Would have given it 5 star if there was a hide so you could view over the reeds. Still good fun playing spot the bird.

Blake F.

5/5

A beautiful quiet broad, tranquility at its best!

James L.

4/5

Very picturesque however I have only just started to explore this area hence only 4 stars . I am an avid walker from norfolk and only found a few decent hikes . I am sure there are many more and the more I find and see I will add that fith star . Plenty of wildlife and parking is no problem as I am a national trust member and can park at horsey mill for free . The sea is only a half hour walk and plenty of seals to see along the coast.

Hutokshi M.

3/5

Good. But not much to see in the way of scenery. Lots off overgrown plants which get entangled in the boat's fan.Also not many signs to show the way around to reach points of interest.

Peter B.

5/5

Peace, space and wildlife. One of the last unspoilt broads in Norfolk. No plastic bathtub gin palaces cruising about thanks to Potter Heigham low bridge.

Sam J.

5/5

Beautiful, secluded, tranquil place