A long weekend paddleboarding the waterways of the Broads national park is bliss – and costs a fraction of the price of renting a boat
There are 124 miles of lock-free, navigable waterways, ripe for boat exploration, in Norfolk and Suffolk’s Broads national park – Britain’s largest protected wetland. Sadly, a much larger four-figure number, in pounds sterling, was what kept popping up on my computer screen when I was searching for a suitable boat on which to spend a long weekend enjoying them.
Thankfully, I had a plan B – or rather, a plan SUP.
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