The Cultural Heritage of Coastal Suffolk
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Encompassing the likes of The Cotswolds, Oxfordshire, Shropshire, Staffordshire and Warwickshire, a holiday in the Heart of England guarantees a traditional English break. Get lost in the stunning countryside, explore cultural cities, market towns and picture-perfect villages.
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Not only that but you can discover stately homes, peaceful gardens and beautiful castles. Head slightly inland and you can enjoy the likes of the New Forest in Hampshire, the South Downs in Sussex and cultural cities like Canterbury in Kent. There are many contrasting landscapes in the North of England, from the unspoilt mountains in the Lake District to the vast rolling countryside of Yorkshire.
Choose from the peaks of Snowdonia, the honey-coloured villages of the Cotswolds, the unspoilt wilderness of the Cairngorms. If you would like help or to book over the phone call Call or Open live chat Open today until 9pm! New to our site? Enjoy a picnic, a game of football and take in the colourful huts on these sandy Suffolk beaches.
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Thinking about a beach holiday in Suffolk? This sleepy county is secretly a tourist trap with lots to boast about. The Shakespearean actor, Ralph Fiennes, was born here and Charles Dickens used it as a setting for his novel: Suffolk is home to some of the best award-winning, blue flag beaches in the UK and contains spectacular landscapes of the Suffolk Heritage Coast. Read on to find your favourite seaside spot.
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Stroll down the promenade and breathe in the salty sea air. Bury your toes in the soft sand or run and play in the meadows that extend behind the beach. A wide stretch of sand is ideal for building sandcastles or digging up a moat down to the lapping waves. The flatness of the landscape extends into the ocean meaning the waters are shallow, an exemplary space for paddling in the cool water or floating on top while the ocean current gently carries you up and down.
The beauty of its seclusion lies in the knowledge that it can only be accessed via foot or bike and this has allowed its popularity to grow among dog-walkers who can stroll the slender path that winds from the nearby hamlet and along the coast. Places to Stay in Suffolk. Call or Open live chat Open today until 9pm! The South West Well known for its rugged coastline and traditional English countryside, the West Country offers a diverse array of breathtaking landscapes. Potter around the shops, stop for coffee and cake or a light lunch then take a bracing walk along the boards and fill your lungs with salty sea air. An understated name for such a prolific writer.
Scoff a picnic on the golden sands or sit down at one of the cafes or restaurants for a lazy lunch. The Southwold Pier has become an iconic landmark of the region and is an essential stop on your tour of great Suffolk beaches. Watch this video to see it in action or visit yourself. Glistening sand stretches for miles and miles, so ensure you bring a bucket and spade so you can get creative with sand sculptures.
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Perhaps build a boat from the sand for the little ones so they can let their imagination take them sailing on the open ocean, riding giant waves and discovering treasure islands. Traditional beach huts line the shore in a variety of fantastic colours acting as a wonderful backdrop. Spot the bright white lighthouse that towers up behind the beach. Across a skinny estuary from Southwold, find the stunning stretch of sand belonging to Walberswick.
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Benefitting from the same gorgeous location and scenery, it has one thing that Southwold is missing: As there are so many exciting attractions on Southwold fewer people venture along to this sandy shoreline ensuring the atmosphere remains relatively serene. Gather around a BBQ to savour a batch of toasted marshmallows while watching the sun sink below the horizon.
Heritage is embedded in this cultural town and that influence extends onto the beach. Famous composer, Benjamin Britten, once made his home here and Aldeburgh now runs an annual festival for classical music dedicated to this master. An understated name for such a prolific writer. The mouth of the River Orwell comes out below South Felixstowe Beach where docking containers journey in and out. A traditional Edwardian resort with ancient architecture and fabulous attractions.
Explore the ever-popular Felixstowe Pier to bowl a few rounds or lose some money in the penny arcades.
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Search for spectacular shells on the 4-mile stretch of sand or go splashing through the lapping waves that roll in off the sea. The beauty of its seclusion lies in the knowledge that it can only be accessed via foot or bike and this has allowed its popularity to grow among dog-walkers who can stroll the slender path that winds from the nearby hamlet and along the coast. Within the hamlet of Covehithe is a unique historical site. A small church that still serves the local parish has been built inside the ruins of the ancient and far more grandiose church of St Andrew. This wonderful coastline is slowly being washed away by the Atlantic Ocean and the pretty cove will soon be no more, so take a trip before this gorgeous spot disappears altogether.
Birdwatchers and wildlife-seekers will find this great expanse of National Trust land a delight to investigate. Meander along the trails that criss-cross the heath and lead around the boundary of the estate or follow the coastal path to reach RSPB Minsmere, where there are several hides. Try your hand at geocaching or stroll along the sand and see the coastal birds swoop overhead and alight on the water.
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When you wish to press pause on your travels and take a seat, drop into the National Trust tearoom for a sandwich and refreshing drink before heading back out to see what else you can spot in the surrounding landscape. A fascinating military history awaits you at this unusual site. Another National Trust gem, the advantageous strategic position of this region has led to a history stretching back over years. Use the tabs on this page to find out more about arts and culture in Suffolk, and start planning your perfect trip.
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