Set within the vast network of rivers and lakes that make up the picturesque area of England known as the Norfolk Broads, Bure-Way and Rosemere Lodges provide a relaxing break from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.

These placid lodges are situated at the waterside itself, and come equipped with modern household conveniences as well as a row dinghy with which to explore the surrounding waterways at your leisure. Exploring the area is perhaps best achieved by water, since many of the waterways are kept navigable, the perfect way to slow the pace, all you need to do is sit back and drink in the natural scenery - as long as someone agrees to do the rowing that is!

Nearby, the village of Wroxham on the banks of the River Bure is home to a range of retail and dining outlets. Within the wider area of Norfolk, the lodges are also within reach of the rural attractions of Broadland.

"A very relaxing and enjoyable holiday. Accommodation in a nice quiet spot just off the main river. A boat ride is recommended to get the most out of the water and the many pubs and villages. Plenty of places to visit on the coast or inland by car. "
Mrs A, SHEFFIELD, South Yorkshire  11/09/2010 04:20:30

"It was very peaceful. We didn't want to go back home. Our 8 year old grandson came to visit. He went out in the rowing boat that was provided with the cottage and told us it was the best day of his life. We thought he would like the boat we hired out better, but no. We would recommend it to anyone young or old. Thanks you very much from Mr& Mrs White."
Mrs W, IPSWICH, SUFFOLK  27/04/2010 04:18:42