Corton, Lowestoft, Suffolk
Broadland Sands
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Suffolk, a hidden gem on the eastern coast entices with its idyllic countryside, charming coastal towns, and rich cultural heritage. From the tranquil beauty of its landscapes, Suffolk offers an authentic and unforgettable experience. Nature lovers will be captivated by the unspoiled beauty of Suffolk's countryside. Explore the sprawling heathlands of the Suffolk Coast and Heaths Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, where you can spot rare wildlife and enjoy breathtaking coastal views. The peacefulness of the Broads National Park, with its picturesque waterways and abundant birdlife, is a haven for boating enthusiasts. Our lodges and holiday parks in Suffolk cater for all tastes and budgets, from luxury lodges with private hot tubs to family-friendly options. Whether you're into fishing, golfing, relaxing in a spa or enjoying striding out into breathtaking scenery, then you're in the right place. Don't forget your canine companion as many of our lodges and parks are dog-friendly, so all family members are well catered for.
One of the best things to do on holiday is visit a food festival, letting you indulge in the local cuisine that the area is known for, and even take some home to enjoy afterwards! Suffolk is known as “The Foodie County”, meaning Aldeburgh Food and Drink Festival is not to be missed. It’s a two-day extravaganza of everything culinary, including foraging trips, cookery courses, and, of course, a host of local dishes for you to try, each filling the air with their own unique aroma. Whether you’re looking to pick up some bread or pasta-making skills from the festival experts, or want to expand your palette with local beers and ciders, watch out for this wonderful event every September.
The beautiful beaches of Southwold attract thousands of people every year, giving you the perfect opportunity to relax with serene views from the town’s piers along the shoreline. As the sun goes down, tuck into some fish and chips while enjoying the fresh sea air. A rich history of beer brewing is seen throughout the town, as Adnams beer is found on restaurant tables and at the pub bars across Southwold. Adnams beer has been brewed since 1872 and has become part of the town’s identity, meaning no trip is complete without sampling a taste. The perfect time to grab one is when visiting the brewery itself – take a tour behind the scenes to see how award-winning local beers and spirits are made, and you can even have a go at making your own gin.
With vast areas of beautiful woodland and picturesque scenery, one of the best things to do in Suffolk is to grab your bike and see where the winding paths will take you. There is a great variety of trails to seek out, including the Jockey’s Trail that takes you around the UK’s home of horseracing, Newmarket, and a host of quaint villages such as Rumburgh, South Elham, and Mettisham on the Saints Tour Loop. Whether you’re hunting out the mills that pop up in the Suffolk landscape or seeking the landscape that inspired some of the UK’s greatest painters, there’s no shortage of sights to see, or local cafés to relax and catch your breath at.
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