Seaton Cliffs

Scottish Wildlife Trust

Seaton Cliffs is a stunning coastal nature reserve located along the picturesque cliffs of the East Devon coast. Characterized by its dramatic cliff edges and diverse habitats, it is important for visitors to stay on designated footpaths due to unstable areas. The reserve is part of the Jurassic Coast World Heritage Site, making it a significant location for both natural beauty and geological interest. Wildlife enthusiasts can look forward to a variety of species throughout the year, with January being the best month for sightings. Notable species include the Northern Fulmar and Herring Gull, both peaking in January, as well as the Grey Squirrel in November. For birdwatchers, April offers opportunities to spot Rock Pipits and Shags, while Carrion Crows are best observed in May. Early morning visits around midnight or shortly after are recommended for optimal wildlife viewing.

Managed by

Scottish Wildlife Trust

Location

HF85+46 Arbroath, UK