Take a 4×4 ‘Spurn Safari’ to the iconic 128ft high lighthouse, explore three miles of wilderness-like beaches and dunes or simply take in the views from the new Discovery Centre and its cafe.

Big skies and ever changing wildlife make the evocative landscape of Spurn one of the Trust’s most iconic nature reserves. Whether you go by foot, bike or aboard a Spurn Safari.

Spurn Bird Observatory monitors and records the numbers and species of birds migrating along the Spurn Peninsula, and has being doing so since 1946.

Bird migration is one of the great wonders of the natural world and the Spurn Peninsula on Yorkshire’s East Coast is arguably the best place in Britain to witness this spectacle. This fantastic festival has something for everyone – walks, talks, stalls, the famous Hog Roast and hopefully lots of birds for you to see. The 2024 festival will take place on September 6th-8th 2024.