Explore: Holiday Cottages in the Norfolk Broads

Known as ‘Britain’s Magical Waterland’, the Norfolk Broads is a network of sparkling rivers, creeks and tranquil lakes.
Boats of every shape and size, from canoes to cruisers, are synonymous with these waterways, so if being skipper for the day and navigating your family through this dream-like landscape sounds like you, then head for Wroxham! This busy village is the capital of the Broads and home to many boatyards.
Wroxham and its connecting village of Hoveton have many visitor attractions, pubs, restaurants and shops. Stay a while and take a look at the Bure Valley steam railway or drop into Roys renowned department store – ‘The largest village store in the world!’ Oh, and don’t miss Wroxham Barns with its wonderful array of craft shops, farm animals and much more.
Take time to wander around the many villages which dot the waterside – Salhouse, Horning and Ranworth all have their charms. When it’s time for some nourishment, there are welcoming riverside pubs and hotels where you can moor up, enjoy some local ale and a hearty home-cooked meal.
Rise and shine! Here you are in Norfolk - a historic part of England but a world of its own. A county with big skies and breathtaking landscapes. There are highways, byways and coastal paths just waiting to be explored
Read MoreThe last thing any of us want to do on holiday is sit in the car all day, so plan some trips… and think boat!
Play skipper on a hire boat for a day or be navigated around by an expert whilst you relax and take in the sights and sounds of this watery paradise.
From the humble ploughman’s lunch to exquisite fish, meat, game or vegetarian dishes, the culinary bar is being raised as Norfolk chefs vie with each other to impress and win new customers.
With advice from our local experts we’re pleased to share some of the best dining destinations for you to enjoy during your visit to Norfolk.
Norfolk is a perfect place for family cycling holidays or long weekends – with plenty of country lanes, coastal trails and enchanting byways to explore.
With gentle terrain, even cycling novices will find the going easy in Norfolk, and with so much natural beauty and places of interest at every turn, there’s never a need to rush.
Pubs have always been right at the heart of British communities and this is certainly true in rural Norfolk.
With its long coastline and inland waterways, it’s no surprise that many traditional pubs are found in scenic waterside settings.
Norfolk is a fantastic place for family days out with a great choice of wildlife parks, nature trails, boat trips and more.
Round up your family and head for one of Norfolk’s many brilliant attractions and enjoy a wild day out.