Self-catering holiday accommodation in Wroxham

Explore the Broads

Whether it's fishing, boating, walking or wildlife-spotting that tickles your fancy, the Norfolk Broads has it all. As one of the main hubs for a Norfolk Broads holiday, Wroxham boat hire is easy; rent a day boat or canoe from one of the local companies and explore the majestic waterways of the Broads at your own pace. There are also river cruises and boat tours you can join, allowing you to sit back and enjoy the view. For bird watching and wildlife spotting, head to nearby nature reserves like RSPB Strumpshaw Fen and RSPB Berney Marshes. Walkers can choose from a range of local trails, such as the Bure Valley Path and the Hoveton Great Broad Nature Trail, taking in picturesque views of the water and surrounding Norfolk countryside. From riverside holiday cottages and luxurious Norfolk hot tub lodges to dog-friendly Norfolk holiday homes, our Wroxham holiday homes can provide the perfect base for a memorable escape on the Norfolk Broads.

Enjoy family fun and attractions

Whilst the riverside village exudes calm and tranquillity, Wroxham is actually a great place for family fun and adventure. Visit Wroxham Miniature Worlds, with its intricate model railway displays and miniature scenes; rent a pedalo and paddle your way around the Broads; or find a spot by Wroxham Bridge and watch the boats pass through. Beyond the Broads, it's easy to reach the stunning Norfolk coastline, where you can spot seals at Horsey Gap beach, play games at the pleasure pier in Great Yarmouth or enjoy a picnic on the golden sands of Hemsby Beach. Closer to home, Wroxham Barns offers excellent amenities and experiences for children and adults all year round. Interact with animals at the Junior Farm, play a round of mini golf at the Fun Park, catch a live performance in the amphitheatre, or get creative with a pottery or painting workshop. Discover unique family accommodation with our glamping holidays in Norfolk.

Discover local heritage and culture

Wroxham's rich boating and railway heritage, intertwined with the surrounding countryside and waterways, makes it an enchanting place to explore. With its central position in the Norfolk Broads, it was historically a hub for boat building and trading, which played a crucial role in shaping the local economy. Aside from the Broads, one of the top attractions here is the Bure Valley Railway, a narrow-gauge heritage railway that runs between Wroxham and the market town of Aylsham. Passengers can soak in beautiful views of the Norfolk Broads as they pass through the scenic Bure Valley, following the route of the River Bure. Back in the centre of Wroxham, you can appreciate the romantic riverside setting from one of the waterfront cafes and restaurants, or go for a stroll along the picturesque banks.