Here are seven tried‑and‑tested outings that never get old.

1. A day on the Norfolk Broads

There is lots to see on and around the Norfolk Broads (Image: Brittany Woodman)

Hiring a day boat on the Broads never goes out of fashion.

Base yourself in Wroxham or Horning and you can trundle past Salhouse Broad, Ranworth and smaller off‑shoots, mooring up at spots like the New Inn at Horning or the Ferry Inn at Horning for lunch.

You can potter from village to village, let the kids “help” with the steering, and spend the afternoon watching kingfishers, swans and the odd heron glide by.

It’s unhurried, but still feels like an adventure.

2. Blakeney Point and the seals

People can see seals at Blakeney Point (Image: Matthew Usher)

A boat trip out from Morston or Blakeney to see the seals at Blakeney Point is one of those Norfolk staples.

Families tend to book with long‑running operators from Morston Quay, timing their trip so they can poke........

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