Welcome to Suffolk Coastal
Suffolk Coastal has 40 miles of Heritage Coast, almost all of
which is set in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, so there is
a feeling of peace and tranquillity even in the height of
summer.
The rich and varied landscape from the coastal towns and resorts
to the rolling farmland offers the visitor a wonderful variety of
experiences. Whether you want to build sandcastles and eat ice
cream, or discover some of Britain’s rarest wildlife, you can do it
here on the Suffolk Coast.
There are attractive market towns and villages with many secrets
to discover - all these and much more are just waiting to be
discovered.
Get our 2010 holiday guide
You will find lots to see and do and a good range of places
to stay in our new holiday guide, including hotel, bed and
breakfast and self-catering accommodation. You can download a copy
of our new guide by following the link below:
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Webguides and videos
As an introduction to our district, we have created mini
webguides for the coastal resort towns of Felixstowe and Aldeburgh,
the historic riverside town of Woodbridge and Framlingham in the
heart of the Suffolk countryside. Each guide contains a short video
and lots of useful links to give you a taste of what you'll find
when you come to discover the Suffolk Coastal area for
yourselves.
Getting to the Suffolk Coast
Getting to the Suffolk Coast is easy. The A12 and A14 roads take
you right to the heart of the district. London’s Liverpool Street
Station is only 90 minutes away for those travelling via the
capital and the East Suffolk Railway (new window) provides a
scenic route from Ipswich to Lowestoft with a further link from
Ipswich to Felixstowe.