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Hire a guide at RSPB Ham Wall

Are you ready to discover a place teaming with amazing wildlife and panoramic views? Then look no further – join us at Ham Wall for an unforgettable experience.

Join one of our expert volunteer guides on a journey through the reserve tailored to suit your needs and focus on the wildlife you want to see. As the wildlife is, well, wild, we can’t always guarantee what you’ll see, but our expert guides will try their hardest!

Perfect for the seasoned nature enthusiast or a new to nature curious explorer as the walk is tailored to you. Our hire a guide walks also make a very special present for those nature lovers in your life who you don’t know what to get!

Each booking is for up to 6 people for up to 3 hours.

Booking is essential – this is a ticket only event. Advance booking only at least a week before the date of the walk. You can book any of the pre-arranged dates available.

Additional information

Please arrive at least 5 minutes before the start of the session to register with your walk leader.

All the wildlife that visits Ham Wall is just that – wild. Whilst our experts will do their best to spot the wildlife you are keen on seeing we cannot guarantee any specific species sightings.

Key information

COST

RSPB Members: £69 – at least one RSPB Member required per booking.  Non-RSPB Members: £86. Please note booking fees apply. Booking fee included in the price above.

DATE AND TIME

13th September 2024 from 10.00am until 1.00pm

WHERE

RSPB Ham Wall Nature Reserve

HOW TO GET INVOLVED

For more information and to book a place please click on the book your place button at the top left of this page

ACCESSIBILTY

These walks can be tailored to your access needs. Please let us know when booking of any reasonable adjustments you require e.g. the grass paths may not be suitable for wheels so the route taken could remain on the hard standing paths. If you would like to discuss what is reasonably possible before booking, please contact us on ham.wall@rspb.org.uk

ORGANISED BY

RSPB

PHOTO CREDIT

Ben Andrew (rspb-images.com)