ON TWO WHEELS

You don’t have to be on the water to get under the wild skin of the Broads. A bike is a quiet, two-wheeled passport to a world of interconnected water, woods, farm, fen and meadow; a chance to see how wildlife spills from the nature reserves to fill country lanes and pub-studded villages. The Broads’ flatness – its highest point is just 38m at Strumpshaw Hill – also means you don’t have to break a sweat in the process.

There are a wealth of good circular routes to explore: around Burgh St Peter Staithe