Holiday cottages in Lowestoft

Enjoy family fun by the sea

The whole family will fall in love with Lowestoft's seaside charm, with its soft sandy beaches, tempting treats, pretty promenade and stunning views of the North Sea. The town boasts not one, but two piers - the Claremont Pier and the South Pier - both offering family entertainment, typical seaside refreshments and bustling amusement arcades. Lowestoft Beach is also a great spot for watersports, including windsurfing, kite surfing and paddle boarding. And when you fancy a change of scene? The seaside resort of Great Yarmouth is just a short drive up the beautiful east coast. Book one of our coastal cottages or holiday park in Lowestoft and enjoy a fun family holiday with easy access to the beach.

Discover local maritime heritage

Lowestoft has a rich seafaring legacy, as one of the oldest and most significant fishing ports in England. The town's origins as a fishing village date back to medieval times. Find out more at the Lowestoft Maritime Museum, situated on the South Pier, which showcases artifacts, displays and exhibits relating to the town's fishing industry and shipbuilding history. It's still a popular destination for anglers today, whether fishing from the shore, the pier or a boat out on the North Sea. Stay in one of our luxury lodges or charming cottages close to town, and take advantage of delicious fresh seafood served in local pubs, cafes and restaurants. If you prefer something more rural, check out our hot tub lodges in Suffolk for a serene stay in the countryside.

Explore natural beauty and majestic scenery

If you're interested in nature, wildlife, or simply want to soak up incredible views, then a Lowestoft lodge stay is the perfect break. The Suffolk Coast Path provides ample opportunities for great walks and even greater views across the North Sea, as ramblers explore hidden coves, rocky outcrops and secluded beaches. Keen twitchers should head to the Carlton Marshes Nature Reserve near Lowestoft, with its wetlands, reedbeds and grasslands providing a rich habitat for birds and other wildlife. Similarly, Oulton Broad, just a short drive inland from Lowestoft, is a tranquil setting for birdwatching and walking, as well as boating around the peaceful waterways of The Broads National Park. One of the most magical experiences you can enjoy in Lowestoft, is watching the sunrise or sunset over the North Sea. Head to Ness Point, the most easterly point on land in the whole of the UK, and see the sunrise before the rest of the country. Choose from our coastal cottages with sea views, dog-friendly holiday parks with indoor swimming pools and rural lodges with easy access to the Broads.