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.

The winter season has arrived in Suffolk so it’s time to pop on a double layer of socks, a parka, hat, scarves and gloves because it’s time to enjoy the great outdoors.

September is a fabulous time of year to visit Suffolk and explore the hidden delights our beautiful county offers and we’ve put together five great reasons below:1) Miss the Hustle and Bustle

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

What could be more romantic than a getaway to Suffolk for Valentine’s Day with your loved one? With the stunning scenery, breathtakingly-beautiful beaches and unspoilt countryside, there’s so much to fall in love with in Suffolk…

The towns dotted across the Suffolk coast are thriving with visitors and day-trippers in the summer holidays. Felixstowe is one of these coastal towns which can be enjoyed by everyone looking for a fun-filled day by the seaside. 

Having lived in Reydon for all of my childhood, Southwold holds many fond memories for me.

You are cordially invited to spend an amazing May half term holiday in Suffolk Dress code: your guess is as good as ours!

There is a real sense of luxury when stepping into one of our favourite Southwold holiday cottages.

As the nights draw in it can be tempting to pull the curtains, pour the cocoa and hunker down during your Suffolk visit. Play scrabble! Watch those box sets! Eat, drink and snooze!