Southwold and it’s beach are commonly regarded as being the jewel in Suffolk’s coastal crown.

Covering just over 99,000 acres of wetlands, heaths, shingle beaches and historic towns and villages, the Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty known as the Suffolk Coasts and Heaths runs along the eastern edge of East Anglia, starting at the Stour E

The Suffolk coast; a perfect mix of quintessential Britishness, fashionable elegance and wild landscapes. A stretch of our fair Isle which never fails but to delight.

Suffolk is a charming holiday destination, rich and history and local folklore.

Southwold is Suffolk’s holiday hotspot, and, upon visiting, it is immediately clear as to why.

Suffolk is a county of open countryside, shingle beaches, fantastic walks and quaint seaside towns and a holiday here can be all the more pawfect by bringing your doggy friends along with you.

Set within the coastal county of Suffolk, there is a lot to choose from and if you’re looking to get away from it all with friends and family then you’ve come to the right place.

Suffolk has always been held a closely guarded secret and viewed as something ‘a little bit special’ by the people who live there and it’s not hard to see why.

With ancient wooded pathways, trickling streams, expansive heathlands and a diverse coastline of estuaries and shingle beaches, surely Suffolk is perfect for those seeking a countryside escape.

At the mouth of the River Alde in Suffolk, you’ll find the charming coastal town of Aldeburgh.