Suffolk Beach Guide
Suffolk's coastline offers a diverse range of beaches, from bustling seaside towns to quiet, unspoiled stretches of shore. Whether you're looking for family-friendly sandy beaches, peaceful shingle coves, or beaches rich in wildlife, Suffolk has something for everyone. Explore our guide to find your perfect coastal escape.

Aldeburgh Beach
Shingle beach known for Maggi Hambling's Scallop sculpture and fresh fish shacks.
Features:
- Sculpture
- Fish Shacks
- Coastal Town

Southwold Beach
Sandy beach with colorful beach huts and traditional pier.
Features:
- Beach Huts
- Pier
- Lighthouse

Lowestoft Beach
Wide, sandy beach with traditional seaside attractions.
Features:
- Sandy Shore
- Promenade
- Family-Friendly

Dunwich Beach
Quiet shingle beach backed by nature reserve, with a fascinating story of coastal erosion.
Features:
- Nature Reserve
- Coastal Walks
- Historic Interest

Felixstowe Beach
Long stretch of beach with a mix of sand and shingle, popular for swimming and water sports.
Features:
- Water Sports
- Promenade
- Family Activities

Walberswick Beach
Quiet, unspoiled beach popular for crabbing and coastal walks.
Features:
- Crabbing
- Sand Dunes
- Nature Trails
Beach Safety Tips
Check the Tides
Sun Protection
Beware of Currents
When to Visit
Summer (June-August)
Spring/Autumn (April-May/September-October)
Winter (November-March)
Explore More of Suffolk's Coast
Suffolk's beaches are just the beginning of what the coast has to offer. From charming seaside towns to stunning coastal walks, there's so much to discover. Check out our other guides to make the most of your visit to Suffolk's beautiful coastline.