HEATHER

Welcome to Heather

Houseboat of character, docked in Hoveton by the River Bure on the Norfolk Broads Waterways.

Heather is cared for by a partnership of friends and family. Our aim is to preserve the distinctive style of the houseboat and enable future generations to enjoy her charms.

Explore the riverside, browse the shops and places to eat and drink ~ and much more beyond monumental Wroxham Bridge.

Andrew, Timothy and Christopher

22 November 2011

Broads Tourism

 
Heather's crew went along to the Tourism Forum meeting on the afternoon of Wednesday 16th November, held at the delightful Fairhaven Woodland and Water Garden at South Walsham. Items that were discussed included the upcoming Outdoors Festival of 2012, the benefits of Green Tourism and talks by organisations like Visit East Anglia.

The purpose of Broads Tourism is to positively promote the Broads as a leading destination, working alongside a wide range of partners to ensure the Broads is an excellent place to visit, work and live. The Forum is made up of paid members and three members' meetings take place each year.

People chose to come to Broadland from all over the world to see what is a unique tapestry of fen, water craft, wildlife, wind mills and quaint villages interwoven with over 200 miles of rivers.

All examples of classic boats and objects of historic interest like wind pumps; as mainstay cultural assets of the Broads would benefit from being collectively involved in Broads Tourism.

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King's Head Staithe, Hoveton, pictured from Wroxham public Parish Staithe