Electric boat charging points

Electric boats are a cleaner and greener way to travel.

The Broads Authority encourages more environmentally-friendly forms of propulsion with reduced charges for electrically powered motor craft and a network of charging points for them.

The electric charging points are operated with contactless cards costing £1 from outlets throughout the Broads.

The meters indicate where to hold your card in order to transfer the credit to the meter. The cards are for single use only.

Instructions for using the meters

For further details please call the Broads Authority tolls office on 01603 756080 or email tolls@broads-authority.gov.uk.

Charging points and card outlets

Places with charging points are shown in bold on the left, followed by card outlets within the same town or village, or the nearest card outlets.

• Dilham / Sutton Staithe Boatyard; Simpson's Boatyard, Stalham
• Sutton / Sutton Staithe Boatyard; Simpson's Boatyard, Stalham
• Neatishead / White House Stores
• Irstead / Toad Hole Cottage, How Hill (during summer season); Sutton Staithe Boatyard; Simpson's Boatyard, Stalham
• Potter Heigham / Herbert Woods; Tidings Newsagents, Horning
• Coltishall / Mace Post Office
• Hoveton / Broads Information Centre (during summer season); Norfolk Marine Chandlers 
• Horning / Ferry Marina; Tidings Newsagents
• Ranworth / Granary Stores & Tea Shop
• Stokesby / Dunes River Cafe, Acle Bridge
• Great Yarmouth / Yacht Station (during summer season)
• Norwich / Yacht Station (during summer season); Broads Authority
• Whitlingham / Visitor Centre
• Bramerton / Broom Boats, Brundall; Norfolk Yacht Agency, Brundall
• Rockland / New Inn; Post Office 
• Hardley / Hardley Windmill Trust (during summer season); New Inn, Rockland
• Reedham / Yacht Station (during summer season)
• Loddon / Bridge Stores
• St Olaves / Goodchild Marine, Burgh Castle
• Somerleyton / Goodchild Marine, Burgh Castle

Charging points from other providers are available.