Travel, holiday & days out guide to canoeing, birding, RSPB nature reserves in Norfolk Broads, North Norfolk coast.

Wild about canoeing: click below for your personal guide to canoeing the broads
Hickling to Horsey mere	Ranworth to Barton Broad	Sutton to Honing Lock	Sutton to How Hill
That truly indefinable something'! I realise now that I never fully appreciated what the Broads really meant, until I started exploring by canoe; to actually be in the environment right down on the water; to understand what it feels like to be a part of this always magical, forever changing landscape is something that came with years of paddling, stopping, brewing up, listening, looking, more paddling, perspiring and often as not freezing. The Broads landscape has a never the same twice feel because it’s weather & seasons present a different perspective every time. So when you’ve had that ‘perfect day’ again; there will always be an indefinable something to keep you wanting to return. Click below to see what it's like to paddle the Norfolk Broads throughout the seasons
Summer Ochra	River Thurne	River Bure paddle	Still waters
Winters chill	January paddle	Bure moods	Barton twilight
Broad vista	Sutton broad paddle	Dilham Canal	Stop for a brew
Horsey bound	Honing lock	Meadow Dyke	Waxham cut
Going home	Approaching the Ant	Stalham turn
Norfolk Boads paddling	Hickling bound	Summer narrows
Somerton summer	Broads Hideaway	Rive Ant junction
River Ant in winter	Hickling Broads vista	Approach Dilham cut
Heigham Sound	Barton Broad	Canoe trip