There are no meetings May to August. Particularly notable for the tern colony. The first turning right takes you to a car park on the east side of the lagoon, or carry straight on and take the next right for the car park on the west side. From the west car park there is also a path leading to the headland and along the shore.
Wardens are present in summer.
To view the tern colony, walk along the shingle ridge, keeping well below the line of white posts, then move up carefully at the green posts, taking care to avoid disturbing the birds. Roseate Terns are still seen at times, but have not bred in recent years. The headland is good for migrants, and there are Purple Sandpiper on the rocks in winter. Recent rarities include Isabelline Shrike, Lesser Yellowlegs and Pectoral Sandpiper. Quite a new reserve, but has already recorded an impressive number of rarities.