Nature lovers, birders, boaties and anyone fond of splashing about in the water will undoubtedly want to linger in the county’s most beautiful attraction, the Norfolk Broads. A member of the national park’s family, the Broads are a mesh of navigable slow-moving rivers, freshwater lakes, wild water meadows, fens, bogs and saltwater marshes, flourishing nature reserves and bird sanctuaries that together form 125 miles of lock-free waterways.
A boat is by far the best vantage point from which to spy on its myriad birds, butterflies and watery wildlife. The tranquil landscape may not be dramatic in itself, but it is hypnotically peaceful and its very flatness means there’s little to shield your binocular vision from the winged and water-bound action taking place on all sides.
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