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Please choose your trip from the following:
11 Aug 2026, 10:00 – 17:00Starting from the hamlet of How Hill you’ll sail up the River Ant past the pretty village of Irstead to Barton Broad, the second largest of the Norfolk Broads and an area rich in birdlife. This trip will be aboard our oldest wherry, Hathor, which features a unique Egyptian themed interior.
Sold OutWed 19 Aug19 Aug 2026, 16:00 – 20:00This sailing is a return journey from our wherry base at Barton House to the Norfolk Broads Yacht Club, on Wroxham Broad, for a fish and chip supper. The trip will be aboard one of our three wherry yachts: Olive, Norada or White Moth, and includes the cost of fish and chips and a drink.- Thu 20 AugWroxham to Salhouse & return, aboard a Wherry Yacht. Including visit to Hoveton Great Broad Nature Trail /The Wherry Base, Wroxham20 Aug 2026, 10:00 – 17:00Starting from our wherry base at Barton House, you'll sail past typical Broads dwellings as you make your way to Salhouse Broad. A stop will be made en-route for a guided tour of Hoveton Great Broad Nature Trail. This trip will be aboard one of our three wherry yachts: Olive, Norada or White Moth.
Mon 24 Aug- 26 Aug 2026, 10:00 – 17:00Starting from the hamlet of How Hill you’ll sail up the River Ant past the pretty village of Irstead to Barton Broad, the second largest of the Norfolk Broads and an area rich in birdlife. This trip will be aboard our oldest wherry, Hathor, which features a unique Egyptian themed interior.
Mon 31 Aug- Tue 01 Sept01 Sept 2026, 10:00 – 12:00Operating in conjunction with the Museum of the Broads at Stalham, Museum and Sail offers the combination of a visit to the Museum of the Broads with a ride on either their Steam Launch "Falcon" or electric launch "Marsh Harrier" and a sail aboard one of our wherry yachts on Barton Broad.
- Tue 01 Sept01 Sept 2026, 11:15 – 13:15Operating in conjunction with the Museum of the Broads at Stalham, Museum and Sail offers the combination of a visit to the Museum of the Broads with a ride on either their Steam Launch "Falcon" or electric launch "Marsh Harrier" and a sail aboard one of our wherry yachts on Barton Broad.
- Tue 01 Sept01 Sept 2026, 12:30 – 14:30Operating in conjunction with the Museum of the Broads at Stalham, Museum and Sail offers the combination of a visit to the Museum of the Broads with a ride on either their Steam Launch "Falcon" or electric launch "Marsh Harrier" and a sail aboard one of our wherry yachts on Barton Broad.
- Tue 01 Sept01 Sept 2026, 13:45 – 15:45Operating in conjunction with the Museum of the Broads at Stalham, Museum and Sail offers the combination of a visit to the Museum of the Broads with a ride on either their Steam Launch "Falcon" or electric launch "Marsh Harrier" and a sail aboard one of our wherry yachts on Barton Broad.
- Tue 01 Sept01 Sept 2026, 15:00 – 17:00Operating in conjunction with the Museum of the Broads at Stalham, Museum and Sail offers the combination of a visit to the Museum of the Broads with a ride on either their Steam Launch "Falcon" or electric launch "Marsh Harrier" and a sail aboard one of our wherry yachts on Barton Broad.
- Fri 04 Sept
- Tue 08 SeptWroxham to Salhouse & return, aboard a Wherry Yacht. Including visit to Hoveton Great Broad Nature Trail /The Wherry Base, Wroxham08 Sept 2026, 10:00 – 17:00Starting from our wherry base at Barton House, you'll sail past typical Broads dwellings as you make your way to Salhouse Broad. A stop will be made en-route for a guided tour of Hoveton Great Broad Nature Trail. This trip will be aboard one of our three wherry yachts: Olive, Norada or White Moth.
- Thu 10 Sept10 Sept 2026, 10:00 – 17:00Starting from the hamlet of How Hill you’ll sail up the River Ant past the pretty village of Irstead to Barton Broad, the second largest of the Norfolk Broads and an area rich in birdlife. This trip will be aboard our oldest wherry, Hathor, which features a unique Egyptian themed interior.
- Wed 23 Sept
- Wed 23 Sept
- Mon 28 Sept28 Sept 2026, 10:00 – 17:00Starting from the hamlet of How Hill you’ll sail up the River Ant past the pretty village of Irstead to Barton Broad, the second largest of the Norfolk Broads and an area rich in birdlife. This trip will be aboard our oldest wherry, Hathor, which features a unique Egyptian themed interior.
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