Join the Winter Birdwatching Walks and experience some of the most remarkable Isle of Wight bird sightings this season. Guided by local experts, these peaceful walks take you through the island’s wetlands, coastal paths, and nature reserves, where you can spot overwintering species such as redshanks, egrets, and curlews.
Where and When is The Winter Birdwatching Walks
The walks run throughout the winter months at selected nature reserves including Newtown National Nature Reserve and Bembridge Marshes. Each site offers a different view of the island’s thriving birdlife and habitats, making it perfect for beginners and seasoned birdwatchers alike.
Local Tips
Dress warmly, bring binoculars, and arrive early for the best Isle of Wight bird sightings — the early morning light is stunning. Parking is available at each reserve, and the local cafés nearby are perfect for warming up afterwards with a hot drink and slice of cake.
Make It a Weekend Getaway For Isle of Wight Bird Sightings
Extend your visit with a countryside stay through Just For You Holiday Homes. You’ll find cosy cottages and lodges close to the best birdwatching spots — ideal for a relaxing weekend surrounded by nature and wildlife.
