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www.enjoythebroads.com For more information on everything Broads information centres mentioned in this guide plus what's Open 1 April to 31 October • Station Road, / NR12 8UR on, and where to stay and eat go to: tel 01603 756097 www.enjoythebroads.com [email protected] • Toad Hole Cottage Museum, - the Broads Authority’s brand new, official How Hill, NR29 5PG website designed to make your Broads visit tel 01603 756096 easy to organise and great to experience. [email protected] You can also find out more information about the area at: Open all year www.broads-authority.gov.uk • Visitor Centre, Whitlingham www.visitnorwich.co.uk Lane, , NR14 8TR tel 01603 756094 Don’t miss page 23... [email protected] Win a Holiday on the Broads! Tourist information centres Save ££s with our Discount Vouchers • Bure Valley Railway, Norwich Road, tel 01263 733903 Getting to the Broads • Marine Parade, tel 01493 846345 1 The Broads is 2 ⁄2 - 3 hours from • East Point Pavilion, Royal Plain, by rail or road and for tel 01502 533600 overseas visitors Norwich International • The Forum, Millennium Plain, is close at hand, while London tel 01603 213999 1 Stansted is about 2 ⁄2 hours away by road. Please check access for For bus travel in the Broads: dogs with all venues tel Traveline 0871 200 22 33 www.travelineeastanglia.org.uk Front cover photos: For trains to and in the Broads: Tom Mackie, Julian Claxton, tel National Rail Enquiries 08457 48 49 50 Brian MacFarlane, www.nationalrail.co.uk Broads Authority, Dragonfly House, TWO Marketing. Swans opposite: www.nationalexpress.com 2 Gilders Way, Norwich NR3 1UB photo created www.bitternline.com tel 01603 610734 under Creative [email protected] Commons (Flickr) by www.wherrylines.org.uk www.broads-authority.gov.uk Lassi Kurkijärvi Welcome to the Broads a member of the National Park family

The Broads is Britain’s magical waterland – a timeless, tranquil and uniquely beautiful environment shaped by people working hand in hand with nature over thousands of years.

It offers visitors an experience unlike any other, both on its rivers and lakes – the 'broads' – and alongside them, on peaceful paths and cycleways and in the unspoiled villages and market towns that make up the tapestry of this enchanting area.

There is no better place than the Broads to get up close to some of Britain’s most spectacular wildlife from swallowtail butterflies to otters and marsh harriers. If you want to sail, walk, birdwatch or just relax and take in the scenery, this brochure will give you ideas for places to go and things to do on and around the Broads – and the historic city of Norwich with its world class shopping is right on the doorstep too. So whether you’re on holiday, enjoying a short break or just planning a great day out, you’ll be spoilt for choice! 1 4 Boating holidays Moonfleet tel 01692 580288 www.moonfleetmarine.co.uk The Broads has been a popular destination for Royalls Wroxham tel 01603 782743 boating holidays since the Victorians discovered www.royallsboatyard.com the pleasures of its waterways in the late Silverline tel 01603 712247 19th century. Today's are very easy to www.silverlinemarine.co.uk handle and are a great way to see this unique Summercraft Wroxham tel 01603 782809 and enchanting , with over 125 miles www.summercraftboats.co.uk (200km) of lock-free waters to explore. Boats are Swancraft Brundall tel 01603 712362 available weekly, as well as for short breaks and www.swancraft.co.uk longer periods. These agencies and Topcraft tel 01502 563719 boatyards offer boats with cabin accommodation www.topcraft-cruisers.co.uk where you stay on board. All offer motor Whispering Reeds Hickling tel 01692 598314 cruisers except where otherwise stated. www.WhisperingReeds.net WATERWAYS HOLIDAYS Booking agencies tel 0845 127 1020 www.waterwaysholidays.com BLAKES HOLIDAY BOATING Independent boatyards tel 0845 268 8675 www.blakes.co.uk (page 14) Eastwood Whelpton Upton representing tel 01493 750430 Barnes Brinkcraft Wroxham tel 01603 782625 www.eastwood-whelpton.co.uk www.barnesbrinkcraft.co.uk (page 13) Fineway Leisure (day boats) Wroxham (page 17) DRL Marine Ludham tel 0844 8001212 tel 01603 782309 www.drlmarine.com www.finewayleisure.co.uk Broads Direct (Faircraft Loynes) (page 4) Freedom Boating Holidays Wroxham tel 01603 782207 www.broads.co.uk tel 08456 444018 Sanderson Marine Craft Reedham tel 01493 700242 www.freedomboatingholidays.co.uk www.sandersonmarine.co.uk George Smith & Sons Wroxham tel 01603 782527 HOSEASONS BOATING HOLIDAYS www.dayboathire.com www.hoseasons.co.uk tel 0844 499 0088 (page 15) Herbert Woods representing tel 01692 670711 Alpha Craft Brundall tel 01603 713265 www.herbertwoods.co.uk www.alphacraft.co.uk Hunter's Yard Ludham Bridgecraft tel 01493 750378 tel 01692 678263 Ferry Marina Horning tel 01692 630392 www.huntersyard.co.uk (page 18) www.ferry-marina.co.uk (page 19) Maffett Cruisers Loddon Horizon Craft Acle, tel 01508 520344 Horning Pleasurecraft Stalham www.maffett-cruisers.com and Richardsons Stalham tel 01692 581081 Boats Martham www.richardsonsboatingholidays.co.uk (page 13) tel 01493 740249 Le Horning tel 0844 4633594 www.marthamboats.com www.leboat.co.uk

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Independent boatyards continued Easier access Nancy Oldfield Trust (motor cruising with wheelchair It's a great feeling to be close to the water and access, sailing, canoeing and bird-watching for all, access is getting easier, with boats to suit all whatever disabilities you may have; day activities, holidays and courses; self-catering residential tastes. These operators all offer some form of bungalow for up to 10 people) easier access boating - please check with them tel 01692 630572 www.nancyoldfield.co.uk for full details of what their boats offer. Norfolk Broads Yachting Company (sailing boats and a ) Horning Boating tel 01692 631330 www.norfolk-broads.com Horning - Ferry Marina - electric day boat Norfolk Broads School of Sailing tel 07796 974050 tel 01692 631111 (page 19) www.norfolksailingschool.co.uk Neatishead - Nancy Oldfield Trust (see left) Trust (former trading wherry tel 01692 630572 with group accommodation, for chartering with Norwich - City Boats - electric day boat skipper and mate) Ludham tel 01603 701701 tel 01508 470992 www.wherryalbion.com Pacific Cruisers Loddon Ormesby Little Broad - Broads Authority tel 01508 520321 www.pacificcruisers.co.uk - day wheelyboat tel 01493 730342 Posh Boats Wroxham Oulton Broad - Waveney Sailability - sailing club tel 01508 499167 www.poshboats.co.uk offering members with disabilities the opportunity Swallowtail Boatyard (sailing boats) Ludham to sail in specially adapted tel 01692 678066 www.swallowtailboats.co.uk tel 01502 566533 Boat trips Days out There are many other boatyards which offer all - Waveney Stardust tel 07817 920502 kinds of boats for hire by the hour or for a half-day Horning - Southern Comfort tel 01692 630262 or day - motor boats, electric boats, sailing Horsey - Ross’ River Trips tel 01692 598135 dinghies, rowing boats, canoes and windsurfers are Hoveton/Wroxham - Broads Tours all available. For canoeing see pages 8 and 9. tel 01603 782207 (page 4) Boat trips Norwich - City Boats tel 01603 701701 Scheduled river trips on passenger boats are a Oulton Broad - Waveney River Tours great way to enjoy the water. There are also tel 01502 574903 regular wildlife trips on smaller boats - see page 8. Potter Heigham - Herbert Woods tel 01692 670711 Moorings and yacht stations There are free 24 hour moorings throughout the Rollesby - The Waterside tel 01493 740531 (page 12) Broads and Broads Authority yacht stations at Whitlingham - Broads Authority see page 8 Great Yarmouth tel 01493 842794 and Norwich tel 01603 612980.

Safety Wear a life-jacket at all times when on or near the water. The Broads information centres have lots of boating and safety info to help you, including the Broads Authority’s boat safety DVD and Waterways Code leaflets. For navigation help and advice contact Broads Control on 01603 756056.

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Easy access paths Carlton Marshes If you prefer dry land, easy access paths and tel 01502 564250 boardwalks suitable for wheelchair users and Hickling and Ranworth Broads people with pushchairs are often the best way to tel 01603 625540 explore the marshy areas of the Broads. Salhouse Broad (moorings for disabled visitors) There are boardwalks or easy access paths at: tel 07795 145475 or 01603 722775 Barton Broad, Beccles Marsh Trails, , Fishing - see page 10. , Filby Broad, Horsey Mere, Horstead Mill, Hoveton Riverside Park, How Hill, and Whitlingham

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Wildlife boat trips Broads Authority trips Hoveton - Edwardian luxury on Liana A trip on Liana offers Edwardian style, travelling along the towards Coltishall. Trips April to October Liana Bookings Hoveton Broads Information Centre tel 01603 756097 Canoeing How Hill - Electric Eel Wildlife water trail along the reed-fringed dykes Many of the most beautiful parts of the Broads of the How Hill National Nature Reserve can only be seen by boat and Canadian canoes near Ludham. are a great way to discover the delights of this Trips April to October fragile wetland. Canoeing allows exploration Bookings Toad Hole Cottage tel 01603 756096 of all but the smallest of the waterways of the At How Hill you can also visit Toad Hole Cottage for a Broads - it's ideal for exploring the headwaters glimpse of Victorian country life (free entry). Then take (less tidal waters). We don't recommend a stroll along the waymarked trail through marshes canoeing in the lower reaches. If you do, you and woodlands, passing windmills and How Hill's very own broad. There's always something different to see need to be extremely experienced, fit and able. depending on the season. You might catch sight of a swallowtail butterfly or even an otter. How Hill Staithe Broads canoe hire centres has a mooring reserved for easy access day boats. Hire centres will be able to advise you on safety and However, we suggest that visitors with disabilities may on a suitable route. Canoeing in the Broads is suitable find it helpful to telephone in advance to check for all the family, including young children. Canadian whether How Hill is sufficiently accessible for you. canoes usually carry up to three adults but you are advised to check with the operator. Price includes Whitlingham - solar boat Ra buoyancy aids and waterproof bags. Most hire A trip on board Ra (Britain's first solar-powered centres are open from April to October. passenger boat) offers a hi-tech boating experience. Ra has a ramp so is accessible to Bungay - Outney Meadow Caravan Park wheelchair users. tel 01986 892338 www.outneymeadow.co.uk Trips April to October - Waveney River Centre Bookings Whitlingham Visitor Centre tel 01502 677343 www.waveneyrivercentre.co.uk tel 01603 756094 Geldeston - Rowan Craft tel 01508 518208 www.rowancraft.com Norfolk Wildlife Trust trips Trips April to October Hickling - Whispering Reeds Hickling Weave through the reedbeds and inlets tel 01692 598314 www.WhisperingReeds.net of the broad, as well as visiting the tree tower. Martham - Martham Boats Bookings Hickling Visitor Centre 01692 598276 tel 01493 740249 www.marthamboats.com Ranworth Offering exclusive access to Ranworth Potter Heigham - Phoenix Fleet and Cockshoot Broads tel 01692 670460 Bookings Broads Wildlife Centre 01603 270479 www.phoenixfleet.com (Please ask for details of other trips) Salhouse Broad tel 07795 145475 or 01603 722775 www.salhousebroad.org.uk (page 16) 8 Sutton Staithe Boatyard tel 01692 581653 www.suttonstaitheboatyard.co.uk - Bank Dayboats tel 01692 582457 www.bankboats.co.uk Also offers canoe trails. Wroxham - Barnes Brinkcraft tel 01603 782625 www.barnesbrinkcraft.co.uk Other operator The Canoe Man (page 13) tel 0845 4969177 www.TheCanoeMan.com

Learning to sail If you'd like to learn to sail or improve your skills, instruction is available from the following places:

Barton Turf Adventure Centre tel 01692 536411 Horning RYA Training Centre [email protected] Hunter's Yard tel 01692 678263 (page 18) Nancy Oldfield Trust tel 01692 630572 Norfolk Broads School of Sailing tel 07796 974050 Norfolk Schools Sailing Association www.nssa.co.uk Oulton Broad Water Sports Centre tel 01502 587163 Try Sailing tel 01603 782897 or 07774 112288 Waveney Sailability tel 01502 566533 Whitlingham Outdoor Education Centre tel 01603 632307 Many sailing clubs also offer sailing tuition.

Bringing your own boat All boats on the Broads must be licensed - contact the Broads Authority tel 01603 610734. There are public slipways and most boatyards also have slipways which you can use for a small charge. You can enter the Broads from the sea - contact the Broads Authority for details

tel 01603 610734. www.enjoythebroads.com 9 Bike rides A taste of just some of the many places to The Broads is ideal for cycling, with quiet roads enjoy in the Broads… and beautiful countryside. Route maps starting and finishing at the bike hire centres, which History, mills, museums will guide you around the sights and special and gardens attractions of the area, are included in the hire Please check opening times price. At each centre you will find high quality Beccles Museum - in Ballygate. Local history, bikes for adults with locks and racks. Children's including printing, cultural and domestic items and bikes, child seats and even tandems are available at the natural history of the river. tel 01502 715722 some centres - contact the centres for full details. www.becclesmuseum.org.uk Most centres are open from April to October. - the tallest wind pump in the country - wonderful views of the marshes. Bungay - Outney Meadow Caravan Park Access by boat, train (Berney Arms Halt) and tel 01986 892338 www.outneymeadow.co.uk footpaths from and Great Yarmouth. Burgh St Peter - Waveney River Centre Mainly external viewing. tel 01502 677343 www.waveneyrivercentre.co.uk tel 01493 857900 www.english-heritage.org.uk - Clippesby Hall - remains of 3rd century Roman tel 01493 367800 www.clippesby.com fort built to defend the coast from Saxon raiders. Hoveton - Cycle Hire at BeWILDerwood Situated on the edge of the with tel 07887 480331 views over Breydon Water and . www.norfolkbroadscycling.co.uk (page 16) tel 01223 582700 www.english-heritage.org.uk Ludham - Ludham Bridge Services Great Yarmouth, Time and Tide - Blackfriars Road. tel 01692 631120 / 07768 108818 / 07717 671944 Maritime and fishing heritage. tel 01493 743930 - Sea Palling Cycle Hire at www.museums.norfolk.gov.uk Great Barn Hardley - mill restored to working order, with tel 01692 598592 / 07747 483154 visitor centre. www.seapallingcyclehire.com www.hardley-windmill.org.uk Stokesby - Riverside Tea Rooms and Stores Horsey - four storey wind pump built in 1912, tel 01493 750470 now owned by the National Trust, fine views of reedbeds and the wild, watery landscape. tel 01263 740241 www.nationaltrust.org.uk Fishing There are many places where you can fish from the bank or you can hire a day boat. There are fishing platforms suitable for wheelchair users at: Rollesby Bridge, Filby Broad and on the south-east (Martham) bank of the River , upstream of the New Bridge at Potter Heigham. The coarse fishing season runs from 16 June to 14 March and all that you need to fish is a current Environment Agency licence. Ludham, St Benet's Abbey tel 0844 800 5386 www.environment-agency.gov.uk

10 Langley Abbey - discover how the abbey lasted for Breydon Water - the confluence of the Rivers Yare nearly 400 years. tel 01508 480289 and Waveney, before they join the River Bure to www.langleyabbey.co.uk flow out to sea at Great Yarmouth. Good for geese, Ludham, St Benet’s Abbey - derelict wind pump ducks and waders. Boat trips. and ruins of Benedictine monastery founded in the tel 01603 715191 www.RSPB.org.uk 9th century and re-endowed by King Cnut in the Carlton Marshes - Suffolk Broads Wildlife Centre 11th century, on the edge of the River Bure. and walks across grazing marshes. Events, www.norfarchtrust.org.uk children’s activity days in school holidays. Oulton Broad - Lowestoft Museum - in Nicholas tel 01502 564250 www.suffolkwildlife.co.uk Everitt Park - local history. tel 01502 511457 - boarded walkway to the broad Ranworth, St Helen’s Church - the ‘Cathedral of - walking and water trails, visitor centre. the Broads’, dating back to the 14th century with a tel 01692 598276 www.norfolkwildlifetrust.org.uk tower offering wonderful views. Visitor centre and How Hill - see page 8 a tea/coffee shop. tel 01603 270304 Ranworth - nature trail through woodland and Somerleyton Hall and Gardens - landscaped leading to open water and the Broads Wildlife gardens, 1846 yew hedge maze, garden trail, Centre. tel 01603 270479 guided tours of hall, tea room. tel 01502 734901 www.norfolkwildlifetrust.org.uk www.somerleyton.co.uk Fen - reedbeds, grazing marshes and , Fairhaven Woodland and woodland along banks of . Water Garden - water gardens, many shrubs tel 01603 715191 www.RSPB.org.uk including rhododendrons, borders South Walsham Broad. tel 01603 270449 www.fairhavengarden.co.uk (page 17) Playtime Stalham, Museum of the Broads - Stalham Staithe. Please check opening times Tools from traditional Broads industries and many boats both old and new. Trips on steam launch BeWILDerwood, Hoveton - 50 acres of wild, Falcon. tel 01692 581681 imaginative outdoor treehouse adventure park. www.northnorfolk.org/museumofthebroads Treehouses, zip wires, jungle bridges, Crocklebogs, boat trips, marsh walks, cafe. (page 16) Stracey Arms - drainage mill (under repair - tel 01603 783900 www.beWILDerwood.co.uk external viewing only) with tea room and shop. Whitlingham Country Park - Whitlingham Lane, Situated beside River Bure between Acle and Norwich. Walks and bike trails through woods and Great Yarmouth. tel 01603 222705 meadows on the edge of the River Yare. www.norfolkwindmills.co.uk Visitor centre (see inside front cover) and cafe. Thurne Dyke - white painted brick tower mill, Outdoor Education Centre tel 01603 632307 built in 1820, on the . tel 01692 672155 www.whitlinghamoec.co.uk Wroxham Barns - craft workshops, children’s fun 1 fair and junior farm, set in parkland 1 ⁄2 miles north Get back to nature of Wroxham Bridge. tel 01603 783911 Please check opening times www.wroxhambarns.co.uk (back cover) Berney Marshes - huge expanse of grazing marshes - part of the Halvergate Marshes area. You can reach it by train from Norwich or Great Yarmouth (use Berney Arms Halt), or by footpath from Halvergate or Great Yarmouth. tel 01493 700645 or

01603 661662 www.RSPB.org.uk www.enjoythebroads.com Berney Marshes 12 13 14 15 16 17 Th e Hunter Experience Two hour Skippered Sails 'Have a go' in a safe environment

Up to 4 people for 2hrs, with an experienced skipper, only £46.

Can't sail but would Daily or weekly hire like to? on cabin & half Delightfully converted 18th century barn Want to sit back deckers. (experience required) All rooms ensuite and relax? RYA Training Centre, 150 yards to Broads Have some experience Levels 1 & 2 and Private parking but need a refresher? Seamanship courses Cyclists and walkers welcome Book an unforgettable memory (Pre-booking essential) 96 Norwich Road, Wroxham NR12 8RY 01692 678263 01603 784376 [email protected] Hunter's Yard, Horsefen Road, Ludham NR29 5QG www.huntersyard.co.uk www.coachhousewroxham.co.uk

18 19 20 There’s a real pride in the The EDP Tourism in Norfolk Awards Broads welcome when it celebrate the most successful comes to food and drink. names in Norfolk tourism. In 2010 From pubs and restaurants to cafés, tea rooms and hotels, the Broads was proud to boast two proprietors are serving fresher, winners and five finalists more local and better prepared food than ever before. The Winners Waveney River Centre, As a result, many of them have been awarded Burgh St Peter (see page 19) the Broads Quality Charter – a scheme set up by • Best Holiday Park the Broads Authority ten years ago to showcase • Best Broads Holiday Experience excellence. Establishments with the Bronze, • Customer Care Award Silver or Gold charter mark are visited annually and graded by independentependent East View Farm, assessors, working to • Best Self Catering Establishment national guidelines. The Finalists Pick up a free copy of the • BeWILDerwood (see page 16) Eating Out in the Broads • Hoveton Hall Gardens (see page 17)) guide from any of the Broadsds • Norfolk Broads Direct (see page 4) Information Centres or • Richardson’s (see page 13) download it from • Wroxham Barns (see back cover) www.enjoythebroads.comom

Staying Two train lines through the Broads can really The Broads has lots to offer on both land and expand your horizons. From Norwich the water. You'll find waterside retreats, winding old goes north through Wroxham to streets, secluded countryside - whether you're on the coast, and the looking for campsites, cottages, bed and Wherry Lines go east from Norwich to Great breakfasts or country house hotels. Staying on a Yarmouth and Lowestoft. You can even stop farm, staying in 'green' accommodation, off at RSPB nature reserves at Strumpshaw, and hiring a day boat with your property, staying on Berney Marshes and Breydon Water. Both lines a park with lots of activities - it's all here waiting have websites with lots of info to help you walk for you. Accessible accommodation is also as well as enjoy a scenic train ride - go to available, and for boating holidays, with motor www.bitternline.com and www.wherrylines.org.uk. or sail, see pages 5 and 6. Broads information centres stock walks leaflets and guides. Please remember that dogs are allowed on public rights of way under close Walking control, but many nature reserves do not allow With over 190 miles (300km) of footpaths there's access for dogs. lots to offer those who want to explore on foot. Running right through the heart of the Broads Broads Spirituality you'll find the Wherryman's Way which follows 0777 3175693 the route of the River Yare from Norwich to [email protected] Great Yarmouth. Great Yarmouth is also on the www.broadsspirituality.org.uk Angles Way which mostly follows the Waveney Valley, and the Weavers' Way runs between Offering walks/courses and written resources to Great Yarmouth and . connect the wonderful natural resources of the

Broads to our inner spiritual worlds. www.enjoythebroads.com 21 What’s on Eating ‘Fun in the Broads’ is the events programme for The Broads offers endless activities to work the Broads, which runs each year from Easter up an appetite for a delicious meal or to relax onwards. Events include boat trips, canoe trails, afterwards. Whether you want a quiet drink, walks, children's activity days and many others, a traditional tea, an outdoor lunch for all the suitable for all ages. Find out some of the best family, an elegant dinner or somewhere for a big places for rare Broads wildlife, discover local celebration you'll find something to your taste in history and traditions, visit hidden away parts the Broads quality charter guide to eating out. of the Broads and meet some of the people Every year independent assessors visit who keep the Broads special. The programme anonymously and eat at all the participating includes events run by many local pubs, cafes and restaurants in the area and organisations - so you'll find concerts, village grade them carefully, working to national guide- fetes and lots more besides. lines. The best are awarded the Broads quality The Broadcaster visitor magazine, published charter (bronze, silver and gold awards). every year by the Broads Authority, lists events www.enjoythebroads.com/ content/ and is packed with other useful information. eating-and-drinking Broadcaster is available free from Broads Shopping information centres. Villages in the Broads offer individual shops Full details of events are available from with bags of character. From local food to local www.enjoythebroads.com/events-search art, you'll find plenty to feed the body and soul. Many events can easily be reached by From modest beginnings has public transport. become 'the world's largest village store', while Lathams of Potter Heigham (page 17) also grew out of another village shop. Town markets, farmers' markets and WI markets are all good sources of local produce, and the Broads has some great breweries too. If you stop off in Norwich, you can enjoy one of the top 10 shopping destinations in the country, with flagship stores of the biggest names in retail, plus many smaller independent shops and a 6 day open-air market. Photos: Ian AItken, Julian Claxton, Simon Finlay, Brian MacFarlane, Tom Mackie, Mike Page, Karen Sayer, Two Marketing 175k211

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