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Tgg hi et serve food and drinks all day ever day! Lovely spot to rest

The ancient Church of St Mary to Virgin is thought to date back to Saxon times. This Grade-II listed building is a lovely sight, with its fine 15th-century tower rising up above the Yare Valley. Its old Norman south doorway is impressive to behold, with its huge lock.

Occupying an enviable spot on Rockland Staithe, the New Inn is a traditional country pub. It serves great food and drink, perfect for a refuel after exploring Rockland Broad and the trails along the River Yare. The 38-mile (61 km) Wherryman's Way long-distance trail passes right by the door too.

Set on the edge of the Surlingham Church Marshes, St Mary's Church boasts a superb round tower. The building contains a blend of 18th-century brick and early medieval flintwork, which lends it much of its character. It's just a short walk from here to the evocative ruins of St Saviour's, home to the grave of well-known naturalist Ted Ellis.

Overlooking the Yare Valley's marshland, the ruins of St Savior's Church are a beguiling sight. Originally built in the 11th century, the building fell into disrepair and has been a ruin for the last two centuries. The modest grave of naturalist Ted Ellis is found here. Ellis lived nearby at Wheatfen Nature Reserve, which he founded and spent much of his years studying.

Closed Mondays and Tuesdays

This quaint riverside inn is the ideal place to stop and refuel on a walk through The Broads. The pub serves up delicious food with a modern twist and is open from midday 7 days a week. Make sure to check out the beer garden, where there is a sculpture of a wherryman sat overlooking the river.

The Ferry House is a delightful pub situated on the banks of the River Yare. They serve throughout the whole day and have a wonderful outdoor seating area perfect for a sunny afternoon.

An enjoyable spot for a break. There's a really nice view of the Rockland Marshes and the River Yare.

Lovely pub, serves food everyday 12pm - 9pm.

Remember your binoculars there's plenty of wildlife to spot.

RSPB Rockland Marshes is a nature reserve with wonderful views over Rockland Broad and the River Yare. The reedbeds and open grazing marshes afford year-round displays of wildlife. Keep a look out for bird species including barn owl, great crested grebe, Cetti's warbler, kingfisher, mute swan, tufted duck, pochard, and goldeneye.

Rockland Broad is a tranquil spot tucked away behind the River Yare. You won't find many boats here, so you can enjoy the calm waters mostly alone. Look out for the huge pike in the clear water during summer.

Wheatfen Broad is a small nature reserve packed with rare species. The diverse habitats are home to some remarkable wildlife, including yellow swallowtail butterfly, Norfolk hawker dragonfly, cuckoo, otter, and willow emerald damselfly. The site is managed by the Ted Ellis Trust, a charity that was established to continue the legacy of Ted Ellis, an acclaimed naturalist who lived in the area.

There's a very well placed bench just up from the visible hide which takes in the hole marsh. Birding for free

Great place on the footpath to view the RSPB reserve

From the Staithe, there are several, waymarked circular walks that take in the Wherryman's Way and part of the National Cycle Network. There's ample free parking and a pub across the road for when you've finished.

Great Cycle pub stop with grub. Next to river, Mind the pot holes on road to pub.