Luxury Log Cabins in East Anglia with Private Hot Tubs

Synonymous with Norfolk, the Broads is a national park which includes the city of Norwich, marshlands, and a series of man-made canals covering 125 miles in the East of England.

With more water than Venice, set in beautiful countryside peppered with quaint country pubs and idyllic villages, exploring the waterways is a unique experience.

By far the best way to explore this area, is by boat and there are numerous ones to hire along with organised boat trips which give you a fascinating insight about the area as well a fantastic day out.

70 years ago, there was an important discovery of treasure in the area when a ship-burial of an ancient Anglo-Saxon king was uncovered along with all his treasured possessions.

Although these have all been dispatched to the British Museum, there is still a fascinating exhibition at Sutton Hoo. The 245-acre estate is on site of 6th and 7th century cemeteries and you can take a guided tour of the ancient burial mounds.

The kids can dress up in period costume, make their own treasure or run wild in the adventure playground ensuring a fun-filled day for all the family.

Over 2000 animals are on display at this 50-acre award-winning zoo. Along with Snow Leopards, Penguins and Lemurs to name a few.

Expect to see the largest collection of small primates in Europe along with one of the best birds of prey displays in the UK, where Bald Eagles and Owls swoop and soar.

With a host of daily activities and displays, a range of VIP animal experiences such as becoming a keeper for the day or flying a hawk, it is no wonder Banham Zoo is consistently voted one of Norfolk's favourite tourist attractions.

Nothing says British holiday like a trip to the seaside and staying in log cabins with hot tubs in East Anglia gives you access to a variety of seaside resorts with one of the best being Southend.

Boasting some of the best weather in the UK, take a stroll along Southend Pier, the longest in the world or if the weather allows spend some time relaxing on the golden sands?

Visit the many museums and art galleries, play mini golf or enjoy the thrilling rides at Adventure Island fun park. This vibrant seaside resort offers plenty to see and do for both young and old.

Situated in some of the most idyllic countryside in East Anglia, Castle Acre Priory is one of the best monastic ruins in England with an almost complete west front and priors lodge.

The Priory was founded in 1089 and like most priories was dissolved under the reign of Henry VIII. Take your camera as the priory is located on the banks of the River Nar with some fantastic photographic opportunities.

Walk to the pretty village and have a cup of tea, visit the castle while you're there or have a tipple in the local pub before returning to your cottage with hot tub to have a soak.

Punting in Cambridge is one of the most popular activities for visitors to the city guided tours let you meander along viewing the stunning architecture Cambridge and its colleges are renowned for. The impressive Kings College chapel providing an iconic backdrop for one of the world’s finest educational institutions.

Glide under the famous bridges including the Bridge of Sighs and Mathematical Bridge drinking in the stunning surroundings and afterwards why not enjoy a picnic on the banks of the river.

Punting is a perfect outdoor activity for couples and families wanting a special day out in Cambridge.

Spread over 50 acres, this enormous adventure park is set in the heart of Norfolk countryside. Perfect for kids, this is not your normal playground.

Zip wires, rope bridges, climbing and treetop mazes keep even the liveliest of youngsters happy and there is also storytelling, face-painting, den-building and crafts for the little ones,

Even though this award-winning crowd-pleaser is aimed at children the magical woodland setting makes it a peaceful alternative to many kid's attractions.

Take a mystical boat-ride meet the characters and enjoy an ice-cream at this magical and unique attraction.

Wimpole estate is an enormous estate that offers a fun day out for all the family if you are renting a cottage nearby.

Part of the Run England project there are routes for runners and joggers all around the park while the less energetic can explore the biggest country house in Cambridgeshire.

Enjoy a leisurely stroll in the beautiful landscaped gardens including the 18th century pleasure grounds and walled garden.

Discover rare breeds of animals at the working farm including Shire horses and miniature Shetland ponies. With over 50 attractions you won't be disappointed in Wimpole Estate.