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.

More people are holidaying in Suffolk than ever before – and who can blame them?

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

A few weeks ago Suffolk Secrets were graced with the presence of the Instafamous pooches Flossie and Maddie and their owners, The Bradshaw family. The eight which includes Mum her two dogs had booked a week with us in the wonderful Butterfield

There’s nothing quite like fresh air in your lungs, sand between your toes and views worthy of a painting. Are you an explorer, fitness enthusiast or adventurer? Look no further than Suffolk.

In the beautiful Suffolk countryside, between the 23rd and 24th of September, Snape Maltings hosts another fantastic Aldeburgh Food a Drink Festival.

It’s almost the summer holidays and that daunting six-week stretch is just around the corner. Schools out and so are the kids, which means trips away for families all over the country.

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.