Nature recovery
The good news is – nature can recover, given the right conditions. Forty years ago, poor water quality in the Broads meant we were… read more.
News & Blog
The latest news and goings on in the Broads
The marshwoman’s year
A blog from Robin Jeffries, Visitor Services Officer Our marsh family at Toad Hole Cottage, Ludham lived in Victorian times (that’s a long time… read more.
10 Things to do
…either side of the River Bure and…at two ends of the River Waveney Ranworth 1. Norfolk Wildlife Trust’s floating Broads Wildlife Centre is free… read more.
Secret Broads boat trips
Ra, Liana and the Electric Eel boat trips are organised by the Broads Authority. If you know the Broads, the word secret may not… read more.
Food for thought
In case you haven’t seen, East Anglia was named as one of Lonely Planet’s top 10 places to visit in 2025 and one of… read more.
The wonder of Broads’ wildlife in spring
Take the time to explore the wildlife wonders of the Broads during spring. The Broads is home to more than a quarter of the… read more.
Accessible visits to The Broads
The Broads offers a growing range of accessible experiences, though facilities and access can vary by location and provider. Here are some ideas for… read more.
Set sail with Dawn
…but Dawn isn’t a wherry, she’s a modern wherry skipper, though her name would be perfect for a wherry. As far as we know… read more.
Upper River Bure – Coltishall, Wroxham Hainford and Neatishead by car and bike
Coltishall, Wroxham and Neatishead By car and bike This Itinerary starts with a gentle cycle ride of approximately 8 miles, taking in three stops… read more.
Five ideas for romantic dates in the Broads
The prospect of wintry weather doesn’t always have the most romantic attraction, but as spring edges closer and brings with it the promise of… read more.
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