For many of us, food is a big part of the holiday experience. And it’s safe to say that Southwold has plenty to tempt the taste buds of the most fanatical of foodies.

If you’ve always thought about changing things up and embarking on a staycation but never taken the plunge, then look no further than our great reasons to holiday in the UK.

When visiting Suffolk, Orford should most certainly be high on the list as a place to visit or a place to stay.

When thinking of a seaside town, your thoughts may immediately go to summer. Whilst summer is always a fantastic time to visit Southwold, out of season the iconic town still has so much to offer.

With the colder weather upon us, we think it’s incredibly important to inform visitors to Suffolk on the best places to warm their toes and oil their joints.

Here at So Southwold we recently had the pleasure of meeting Simon Middleton, a fascinating character bringing a new quirky service to Southwold.  His 'Blackshore' brand and his passion for sourdough bread are about to hit the town by storm!

Summer may almost be over, but that doesn't mean there's not still plenty of things to do in Suffolk.

There’s always a lively ‘buzz’ about Southwold and its surrounds… but it’s a living, breathing, one at the Adnams eco-friendly Distribution Centre, where colonies of bees thrive under the care of local beekeeper, Steve Barrett.

Here in Suffolk, we’re lucky enough to be spoilt with a glorious coastline. The many beaches range from shingle shores to golden sands and are enjoyed by walkers, surfers, relaxers and people from all walks of life.

As the days become warmer and longer, summer is now truly in the air. May and June see the beginnings of Suffolk's festivals, country fairs and carnivals.