10 Things to do…
…from Hoveton and Wroxham Since the early days of Broads holidays Wroxham, in the north, has been known as the capital of the Broads,… read more.
News & Blog
The latest news and goings on in the Broads
A fishy business
I’m not a fisherman, but if you’re interested in the wildlife and history of the Broads, you’ll soon see that fish are a vital… read more.
Where to spot Swallowtail butterflies
If the Broads National Park were to be summed up in a single iconic species, then the swallowtail butterfly would certainly be up there...… read more.
‘Sport’, science, food and profit
On 8 September 1838, a porpoise was ‘taken’ from the river at West Somerton, at the staithe. It was duly recorded as weighing a… read more.
Land of the windmills
“Where can I see a windmill?” is one of the popular questions for staff at our information centres. But do many of the enquirers… read more.
What’s been happening?
An update from the Broads Authority. Their website will tell you more about their recent projects. Wildlife recovery Norfolk hawker dragonfly Forty years ago,… read more.
Accessible fun days out
Here are some ideas for accessible fun days out on land and by water. Easy access paths and boardwalks These are often the best… read more.
Life in the reedbeds, with Wally Mason
If you spend your life on the marshes, you notice the weather, the daily and seasonal changes, as well as the extremes. “Seen a… read more.
It’s greener by rail – how to visit the Broads by train
The Bittern, Wherry and East Suffolk Lines are a great way to explore the Broads, with lots of opportunities to combine train travel with… read more.
Nature watching in April and May
Although it's still cold outside, finally the end of winter is in sight. As the days get longer and the light returns, the signs… read more.
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