To coincide with our special spring offer, guest blogger, Ian Barthorpe, Visitor Experience Officer at RSPB Minsmere has kindly written about his recent sightings at the former home of BBC Springwatch.

The seaside village of Thorpeness in nestled along the stunning Suffolk coastline within close proximity to the upmarket and popular beachside town of Aldeburgh.

If you’re planning on visiting the Suffolk Coast this year then we think there are two must-see locations you’re sure to love – the seaside town of Aldeburgh and the seaside village Thorpeness.

As 2016 comes to an end and a new year is on the horizon, it’s clear to see that Suffolk has some amazing locations for holidays and days out.

Often referred to as 'Fram', Framlingham was once voted one of the most desirable places to live by Country Life magazine.

If you’re looking for a Suffolk cottage holiday this summer you’ll probably find that availability is pretty limited in the more well-known coastal resorts.  But don’t despair!

As some of you may already know the team here at Suffolk Secrets will be taking part in various walks organised by the Suffolk Walking Festival.

There’s no better way of knowing Spring is on its way than when the snowdrops come out to play.

The winter season has firmly settled in so what better time than to take advantage of the quieter atmosphere and head out exploring Southwold and the surrounding area.

Today, rather unusually, I found myself with time to spare and nobody else but my dog to worry about.