Seals and their pups feet from the path. Lots of people however. Good for kids, young and old. You must get the timing right, go in January and the seals are gone I am told More

donna nook is a nature reserve there are seals that can be regualy seen more so in the winter there are bird watching hides there is a nature trail it is also a r.a.f boming range also it can be used for n.a.t.o. air craft but sorry to say i never saw or heard any to/day but i did see... More

A free day out with excellent close ups of the seal pups and seal life. A great day out for all the family. Excellent parking arrangements and cafe and toilet facilities on site. More

If your near to Donna Nook you should definitely pay this beach a visit! I managed to get some great photos on the seals, some very close up. More

This place is well worth a visit. We go every year and it never ceases to amaze me how wonderful nature is. The seals are very close and well protected by the local wildlife trust wardens who are pleased to answer any questions . The first seals are born at the beginning of November and by the end of November... More

Visited the reserve for the first time with our 3 year old grandson. The weather helped as it was 14 degrees and the sun was out. I had been told about the attraction and how close the seals came to the people at the other side of the fence but could not appreciate exactly what it was like. The official... More

I had a truely fantastic time watching the seals. One gave birth while we were there, I was only expecting maybe 10 or 15 seals, but there whole beach is covered with them. I really couldnt count them all! Please wear sensible shoes!!! You will be walking on sand dunes and beach path. The paths are passable for disabled people,... More

In November time, you can get right up close to seals and thier pups here, its one of the most amazing xpereinces! We will be back this year to takes lots of photos. Im not sure if there are toilets on a more practical note, but there is a tea and coffee/butty van. One tip is to wrap up very... More

The seals are a must see if you visit Lincolnshire. Please stay on the path side of the fence because the seal mums will abandon the pups if they feel threatend, even though you may mean no harm.....Enjoy....Mike Whittaker, Humberston, Lincs More