Spring Special Offer. Make the most of Springtime on the Broads by bringing the family for a holiday afloat with us! To make this time even more special you can save £100 per week or £50 per short break off the hire terms on selected cruisers! These are: Fair Countess, Fair Viscount, Fair Ambassador, Fair Courier, [...]
Archive for February, 2012
Make the most of Springtime on the Broads
Posted in Boating Holidays on the broads, Broads Holidays, Cruisers, Norfolk Broads Direct, tagged Boating Holidays, Norfolk Broads, Norfolk Broads Direct on February 24, 2012 | Leave a Comment »
Queen of the Broads – More space!
Posted in Uncategorized on February 13, 2012 | Leave a Comment »
The Queen of the Broads is currently having a new, larger bar area and downstairs toilet built. All those passengers that used to laugh at the size of the original downstairs toilet cubicle will be amazed at how much space there is now! We have even included a baby changing unit.
Norfolk Broads Direct Latest News
Posted in Days out on the Broads, Norfolk Broads, Norfolk Broads Direct, River Trips on February 9, 2012 | 1 Comment »
Towards the end of December last year we celebrated the retirement of two long standing members of Norfolk Broads Direct staff. Many of you will know Andy Nunn. He had been doing trial runs for our hire cruiser customers for 11 years. The other member of staff retiring was Phil Cooper. Phil looked after the [...]
News from the Boatyard
Posted in Boatyard, Norfolk Broads, Norfolk Broads Direct, tagged boat building on February 9, 2012 | Leave a Comment »
We still have lots of heavy plant around the boatyard. Paul and his team are just finishing replacing the last bit of quay heading. This work really has smartened up the whole site! We are still on schedule with our hire cruiser winter maintenance programme. All cruisers coming out of the shed really are looking [...]
Winter on Salhouse Broad
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged Salhouse Broad, Winter on the Broads on February 9, 2012 | Leave a Comment »
On Sunday 5th February James Greasley was down on Salhouse Broad taking some very eye catching photographs
