River Walks
Take a stroll along the River Great Ouse for the best views of the local landscape and wildlife.





Littleport is one of the largest villages in East Anglia, nestled in the heart of the Cambridgeshire Fens. Located just a few miles north of the cathedral city of Ely, it serves as a tranquil base for visitors looking to experience the unique, flat landscapes of the region. The village is defined by its relationship with the River Great Ouse, which provides opportunities for scenic walks, fishing, and boating. With a history dating back centuries, Littleport maintains a traditional feel with local community hubs and historic architecture, making it a perfect stop for those seeking a slower pace of life in rural England while remaining well-connected by rail to larger hubs like Cambridge.
Littleport is one of the largest villages in East Anglia, nestled in the heart of the Cambridgeshire Fens. Located just a few miles north of the cathedral city of Ely, it serves as a tranquil base for visitors looking to experience the unique, flat landscapes of the region. The village is defined by its relationship with the River Great Ouse, which provides opportunities for scenic walks, fishing, and boating. With a history dating back centuries, Littleport maintains a traditional feel with local community hubs and historic architecture, making it a perfect stop for those seeking a slower pace of life in rural England while remaining well-connected by rail to larger hubs like Cambridge.
Scenic walking paths along the River Great Ouse.
Proximity to the historic cathedral city of Ely.
Traditional English village atmosphere with local pubs.
Easy rail access to Cambridge and London.
Quiet pace of life with limited nightlife options compared to nearby cities.
The terrain is very flat, making it excellent for easy walking and cycling.
Public transport within the village is limited, though rail links to other cities are good.
Take a stroll along the River Great Ouse for the best views of the local landscape and wildlife.
The historic city of Ely, with its famous 'Ship of the Fens' cathedral, is just a short train or car ride away.
Quiet riverside walks and exploring the Cambridgeshire Fens.
GBP £
$80-$130 p/day
English
Experience traditional English hospitality at one of the village's long-standing local pubs for a quiet evening.
Use the local station for easy day trips to Cambridge or even a direct journey into London.
May-September
Mild weather and blooming riverside flora make it a great time for nature walks.
The best time for boating on the Great Ouse and enjoying outdoor village life.
Cooler temperatures and misty mornings in the Fens provide a quintessentially atmospheric English experience.
Quiet and peaceful, offering a stark but beautiful view of the frost-covered Fenland countryside.