If you have the chance of visiting the English counties Norfolk and Suffolk you are sure to be amazed to notice different navigable lakes and rivers making a network named The Broads. The Broad is totally surrounded as a special area and offered the rank of a park of National status.
The Broads cover an area of 303 square kilometres mostly in the county of Norfolk having 63 broads and seven rivers. The waterways are not shallow they are magnificently navigable.
All about Broads
The Broads have won the status of national park in the British Island and are governed by the Broads Authority. The authority has the right to prove their sole dominance in special navigation in water and conservation of the total area.
In the earlier days the Broads were regarded as the parts of nature but in 1960 Dr Joyce Lambert brought the mystery in bright day light opining that the Broads are nothing but the effect of flooding on peat excavations done in the remote past.
Perfect destination
Since their inception the Broads have been favourite holiday destination of those who enjoy total seclusion from city clatter amid vast arena of water. If you are interested to spend hours on water you can avail boats, cruises or racing yachts.
There are varieties of boats found sailing on the waterways in Broads. It can be told with ease that if you have the opportunity to come to the Broads, you are sure to cure the impurities stored in your soul for pretty long time.
Cruising the Norfolk Broads in your own self drive boat is the best way to explore this area of natural beauty.
