How much is the Norfolk Broads as a holiday?

Prices for a boating holiday start from £45pp/pn for our standard fleet up to £145pp/pn for a luxury Elite boats, exclusive of fuel and damage waiver offering something for every taste and budget .

How many hire boats on Norfolk Broads?

Choose from over 600 Norfolk Broads hire boats from eight locations across the Northern and Southern Broads. With hire boats to suit every budget and party size, you are sure to find your perfect Norfolk Broads boating holiday.

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Can you swim in the Norfolk Broads?

When the weather is warm it can be very tempting to go for a swim in the Broads. This is potentially very dangerous without the benefit of support from an open water swimming organisation. The Broads Authority strongly advises against entering the water unless part of an organised event.

Are there any locks on the Norfolk Broads?

The Broads have only one functioning lock remaining

The only remaining lock on the Broads is Mutford Lock This is situated between Oulton Broad and Lake Lothing in Lowestoft.

How many boats does Herbert Woods have?

Herbert Woods is the largest independent hire boat marina on the Broads operating over 120 cruisers with a 50 strong workforce who are dedicated to providing the highest level of customer service and making sure your Norfolk Broads adventure is one that will be remembered for years to come.

What is the best part of the Norfolk Broads?

We asked our Facebook fans what their top towns and villages on the Norfolk Broads are and the top places were:
  • Horning.
  • Wroxham.
  • Ludham.
  • Ranworth.
  • Coltishall.
  • Beccles.
  • Reedham.

How deep are the Norfolk Broads?

The total area of the Broads is 303sq km (117 sq miles) and is made up of 7 rivers and 63 Broads, most of which are less than 4m deep.

Are Norfolk Broads salt water?

The spokesperson said salt water surges were “a natural occurrence”. “Salt water flowing into rivers following high tides is a natural occurrence, which happens periodically along the Norfolk Broads,” the agency added.

Are the Broads fresh water?

The Norfolk Broads today

There are long stretches of open waterways, some of them have strong tidal currents and others slow and winding. The largest freshwater lake is Hickling Broad, closely followed by Barton and Breydon.

Do I need a fishing license on the Norfolk Broads?

Angling requirements

If you want to fish the rivers and open areas of water found in the Broads network of waterways you will require a trout, coarse fish and eel license which is available from the Environment Agency or post office branches nationwide. Children under 13 do not need a licence.

What is the speed limit on the Norfolk Broads?

Speed limits on the Norfolk Broads ranges from 3mph to 6mph. Following the speed limit not only helps prevent accidents, it also preserves the riverbanks.

Where is the best fishing on the Norfolk Broads?

The Best Fishing Locations on the Norfolk Broads
  • Potter Heigham. If you want to fish for bream then Potter Heigham, on the river Thurne, is a good place.
  • Martham Broad.
  • Acle Bridge and Upton Dyke.
  • Salhouse Broad.
  • Horning.
  • Wroxham.
  • River Ant.
  • River Bure.

Where can I fish for free in Norfolk?

There are free fishing rivers in Norfolk; and there are four locations along the River Ant – a public staithe at the bottom of Barton Turf village; banks near Ludham Bridge; Stalham Staithe beside Staithe Road, near the A149 and Irstead Staithe near Irstead church.

Can you night fish on the Norfolk Broads?

We recommend night fishing on the river Thurne and the Norfolk Broads, particularly during slack water as was mentioned earlier.

Is there a closed fishing season on the Norfolk Broads?

The coarse fishing close season between 15 March and 15 June applies to all rivers, streams, drains, the Norfolk and Suffolk Broads, some canals and some stillwaters.

Do you need a rod licence to fish tidal rivers?

Do I need a rod licence to fish in tidal water? This depends on whether you are fishing for freshwater fish or sea fish. You need a rod licence to fish using rod and line for freshwater fish (salmonids, coarse fish and freshwater eels), whether this is above or below the official tidal limit.