For The Kids
Suffolk has been a popular destination for families since the birth of holidaymaking in Britain and all the hints and tips you need for a great family holiday with tiny tots, toddlers and even teenagers, can be found below. From the recreated Anglo-Saxon village at Bury St Edmunds to the Pleasurewood Hills theme park near Lowestoft there is plenty to keep the kids happy. Here is our guide to telling your Sutton Hoo from your Coastal Voyager.
Africa Alive, Kessingland near Lowestoft
Winner of the Best Large Attraction Tourism in Suffolk award 2010. Africa Alive is a great day out for the …
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Orford River Trips on the Suffolk Coast.
Orford River Trips offer hour trips on the Regardless, an entertaining and educational value cruise on the Ore river on …
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Southwold Electric Picture Palace
Named after Southwold’s first cinema opened in 1912, The Electric Picture Palace was opened in 2002 by broadcaster and Monty …
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Orford Ness, Woodbridge – The National Trust
Take a short boat trip to this wild and remote shingle spit, the largest in Europe. Follow trails through a …
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Dunwich Heath, Dunwich – The National Trust
Tucked away on the Suffolk coast, Dunwich Heath offers you peace and quiet and a true sense of being at …
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Beacon Rally Karts, Martlesham
Adrenaline-packed, fun for all the family, physical, fast, safe, affordable, outdoor, family-run off-road karting in Suffolk. This fantastic experience offers …
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Discover Landguard
Located at the southerly most point of the town of Felixstowe in Suffolk – the Landguard Peninsula has a wonderful …
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CoastLink – Getting around by bus
Visiting Suffolk without a car need not a problem especially if you are reasonably well organised. It is one of …
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Pleasurewood Hills, Lowestoft
Visiting Pleasurewood Hills guarantees a fun-filled family day out. Experience the thrill of their adrenaline fuelled rides, from speeds of …
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Cycle Hire
Explore the beautiful East Suffolk countryside on quality bicycles. Their convenient service includes delivery and collection to your door. Services …
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The Meare, Thorpeness
In 1910, Glencairne Stuart Ogilvie, a Scottish barrister, who had made his money investing in the Russian Railways, bought the …
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The Return of Black Shuck?
In August 1577, coastal Suffolk was hit by great storms of other-worldly proportions. During morning service, almost simultaneously at the …
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Sutton Hoo, Woodbridge
Sutton Hoo is a group of Anglo-Saxon burial mounds overlooking the River Deben in south-east Suffolk. Having lived in Suffolk …
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Framlingham Wildlife Walks
The Mere, Framlingham One of the finest views in inland Suffolk; stand on the castle ramparts and look down on …
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Eating Out in Woodbridge
Woodbridge is a great town for cafes and restaurants; whether you are looking for a quick coffee and cake or …
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Southwold Beach Guide
Southwold The very select seaside town of Southwold is thoroughly deserving of the praise which has long been heaped on …
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Museums along the Suffolk Coast
A brief introduction to some of the best of Suffolk’s museums which chart the fascinating and dramatic history of the …
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Ship’s Angel by Bridget Crowley
Ship’s Angel by Bridget Crowley It is always fun for children to read novels based in the area they are …
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