Activities in Norfolk
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Broads Boatrains
Runs a variety of cruises from Griffin Lane, Station Quay, and Elm Hill Quay.
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City Sightseeing
Hop-on, hop-off bus service stopping at nine destinations around the city centre.
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Guided Walks
Guided walks on historic Lynn are run out of the tourist office.
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Wherryman's Way
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Walk Free
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English Whisky Company
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Angles Way
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Tourist Office
The tourist office organises a dizzying array of guided tours and has free downloadable pdf and audio city tours on its website.
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Tombland Tours
Walking tours of Norwich's medieval heart around Tombland, the cathedral and Elm Hill. Departs from the Great West Doors of the cathedral.
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Canoe Man
To see the broads at a slower pace, take to the water by canoe. Day and overnight guided trips to areas the cruisers can't reach are available, as well as canoe and kayak hire, weekend camping canoe trails (two nights £85), bushcraft courses (two/three days £125/175), geo-caching challenges, and paddle-steamer trips, which combine a canoe and steam train trip.
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Broads Tours
Frequent 1½-hour pleasure trips from Potter Heigham and Wroxham.
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Broads Authority
Short boat trips from Beccles, Neatishead, Ranworth and How Hill.
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Bewilderwood
A forest playground for children and adults alike, this place is littered with zip wires, jungle bridges, tree houses and all sorts of old-fashioned outdoor adventure. It's a magical kind of place where children can run, jump, swing and climb to their hearts' content. There are marsh walks, boat trips, mazes, den-building activities, plenty of mud and peals of laughter all over the site. You and your young ones will wish you'd found it sooner.
Bus No 12a from Norwich (hourly) drops you right at the door.
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