The Norfolk Broads are a world apart — a maze of reed-fringed waterways, windmills, and endless skies. This gentle spring adventure is perfect for beginners and full of wildlife: herons stalking the shallows, marsh harriers gliding low over the reeds, and kingfishers flashing bright blue. In spring, the waterways brim with new life, from chicks on the water to wildflowers in bloom, while historic windmills along the banks add to the timeless feel. Evenings are spent camping by the water, cooking together, and drifting off to the calls of owls and the soft ripple of the river. As Joe says: “It’s calm, beautiful, and perfect for anyone nervous about their first canoe trip. The birdlife is spectacular.” – Joe Alexander.