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.

With fifty years of use under its belt, in April of 1929 Southwold Railway which linked Southwold to Halesworth closed its train doors for the last time.

Southwold and the Suffolk coast are rich sources of history and tradition that are just waiting to be discovered by inquisitive visitors.

This summer there will be many visitors to the seaside town of Southwold as well as the surrounding villages and whilst there are many attractions and shops to keep the adults busy, what about the kids?