Wildlife & Bird Watching in Cornwall
Birding in Cornwall
Immerse yourself in nature and come camping at Globe Vale – don’t miss out on the opportunity to observe the fascinating wildlife that surrounds us! Whether you’re strolling through the countryside or combing the shores, there’s always plenty to see.
Renowned for its diverse range of species, Cornwall is a great place for bird watching. With native species such as puffins, gannets and peregrine falcons, you can head to nearby locations like the cliffs of the Penwith Peninsula or RSPB reserves such as Marazion Marsh for prime bird watching opportunities throughout the year.
Venture into the wilderness for wildlife watching – see if you can spot elusive creatures like red deer and otters, especially during the early morning or late evening. Listen out for the distinctive calls of foxes and badgers as they forage in the undergrowth.
For an unforgettable experience, why not hop aboard a boat and venture out to sea or enjoy sea watching from Land’s End? Cornwall’s coastal waters are teeming with life, including seals basking on rocky outcrops, dolphins leaping playfully in the waves, and if you’re lucky, even the majestic silhouette of a shark cruising beneath the surface.
Whether you’re a seasoned wildlife enthusiast or simply looking to appreciate the natural beauty of Cornwall, bird watching and wildlife watching offer an unforgettable experience. So, grab your binoculars, pack your sense of adventure, and prepare to be captivated by the wonders of nature watching.
