THE BROADS NATIONAL PARK

Broads is one of the significant parts of the family of National Parks of Britain, established in 1989 to enhance natural beauty. The Broads National Park has set up its legislation to navigate the equal status of waterways with public enjoyment and conservation. With the mixture of global wetland and international importance, this park has become one of the best places to visit in Norwich.

With a total area of 188 square miles, The Broads National Park is the largest protected wetland in Britain and a perfect display of nature and its perseverance. The broad National Park was formed by three rivers, the Bure, Yare & Waveney, and its 40 tributaries. The landscape of the surrounding in this place is made up of drained marshland, fens, and also the wet woodlands known as the “carr woodland.”

Excellent wildlife and conservation are one of the superior features in this Park. The Broads National Park is also home to 28 SSI (sites of particular scientific interest), an RSPB reserve, and nine national nature reserves. Thgreatul part of Britain also nurtures 250 various species of wildlife and plants. 

Location: Thorpe Rd, Norwich NR1 1RY, UK

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Highlights

• Tourists will not be able to enjoy hundreds of miles of water except in this national park of Norwich.
• The visitors can enjoy multiple adventures, such as riding boats and breezing on their sails.
• One of the unique facts about this national park is that it is entirely man-made. The interconnected relationship between nature and people allures the tourist regardless of all the adventures.
• The tourists are also attracted by all the activities that promote nature through its aquatic flora and fauna. In addition, people can also see rare dragonflies, reed cutters, and some exotic birds.