View picturesque scenery, sail along tranquil waterways, visit independent shops and take advantage of all this beautiful area has to offer
SITUATED between Norfolk and Suffolk, the Waveney Valley is an unspoilt area filled with an abundance of wildlife, wonderful waterways, pretty villages and charming market towns.
This location is also part of the stunning Suffolk Broads, which is a series of interconnected rivers and lakes that form part the Broads National Park. It is deemed to be these waterways, combined with all of the different areas to visit, which make this area one of the more desirable places to venture in Suffolk, as well as over the boarder in Norfolk.
With places such as Beccles, Bungay, Diss, Eye, Halesworth, Harleston and Loddon, the whole of the valley has something for everyone to enjoy.
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