Yacht charter
Last updated on 8 April 2025
With its charm stemming from its mythical medieval deck and the River Thurne, Potter Heigham undoubtedly appeals to pleasure boaters. As in the other tourist sites of the Norfolk Broads, boating remains the most popular activity in this English village. Consider opting for a yacht charter in Potter Heigham to enjoy the most beautiful landscapes in the south of England.
A paradise for water sports
The special feature of Potter Heigham is undoubtedly the magnificent waterway linking it to the other areas of the Norfolk Broads. If you want to see the full splendor of the famous English national park, opt for pleasure boating. In this way, you will experience a memorable adventure full of remarkable discoveries.
This trip will keep its promises by revealing the village's medieval deck and the Hickling Broads nature reserve. You will also have the opportunity to extend your route to the villages of Martham and Winterton-on-Sea. The landscapes will be all the more spectacular as it will be difficult for you to resist the urge to capture beautiful images from your boat.
During your trip, you will also have the opportunity to veer off on various equally fun activities. The first to be able to take advantage of this will obviously be the anglers. In addition to boat trips, you can also enjoy the pleasures of rowing or pedalos on the banks of the Thurne.
Sights to see around Potter Heigham
The village of Potter Heigham certainly exudes an unparalleled charm thanks to the river that runs through it. That said, the village has many more gems to be discovered without delay. The medieval church of St. Nicholas is one of its cultural and historical treasures that is absolutely worth visiting. Go inside the church to take some unique photos of its extraordinary murals.
After this visit, take the time to tour the village of Potter Heigham. As you lose yourself in its quiet lanes, you will come across small taverns, pubs and the emblematic Lathams shop. Finally, you can walk along the banks of the Thurne, admiring the charming cottages nearby. The Weavers Way footpaths are perfect for a relaxing stroll.
Good to know
| Number of boats available | 39 |
|---|---|
| Average price per week | $2,348 |
| Minimum weekly price | $1,593 |
| Maximum price per week | $3,702 |