Elmley National Nature Reserve

Elmley National Nature Reserve is a unique nature reserve located on the Isle of Sheppey in England. Within its 3,300 acres, visitors can admire a variety of wild birds, hares flitting through meadows, and butterflies and dragonflies over wildflowers.

It's a place full of history - there's the house where King James II was imprisoned in 1688, the remains of a Victorian village and the marshes that inspired Dickens to write 'Great Hopes.

For photography enthusiasts, the reserve offers incredible scenery and exceptional light quality. You can rent luxury shepherd's cottages or rooms in the historic Kingshill Farmhouse.