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Films of the Norfolk Broads

One of the most popular inland waterways in Europe, The Norfolk Broads is the perfect place to enjoy a peaceful, relaxing holiday. As Britain’s largest protected wetland, it enjoys status equivalent to a National Park. Its beautiful wild expanse of 303 sq km including 200km (125 miles) of lock-free navigable rivers, shallow lakes, woodland, fens and grazing marshes, is home to some of the rarest plants and wildlife in the UK, including the colourful swallowtail butterfly and the enchanting white water lily. Download a copy of the 2010 'Enjoy the Broads' guide
Nicholas Crane, TV presenter and regular visitor to the Norfolk Broads gives a 5 minute introduction to this beautiful wetland, filled with exciting and rare wildlife, unforgettable country scenes, and attractive little villages.



The film below shows renowned travel writer Simon Calder enjoying a short break on the Norfolk Broads. He discovers some of the area's hidden gems whilst cycling, walking, canoeing, birdwatching and sailing.

He also enjoys a tipple of local beer in Woodbastwick, learns to sail on Wroxham Broad and climbs the famous tower of Ranworth Church to enjoy breathtaking views across the Broads.




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