The unique Suffolk Coastal area of the county of Suffolk includes 40 miles of Heritage Coast set in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. There are also many attractive towns, villages and rivers to explore.

Felixstowe is an Edwardian Resort offering shingle and sandy beaches with safe bathing, beautifully tended gardens and a paved promenade.Many attractions for children and families, theatre, cinema, amusements, tennis, bowling, snooker and a purpose built Leisure Centre and Sports Centre.

Aldeburgh is a quiet seaside town unspoilt by modern times, where fishermen still pull their boats up onto the shingle and sell their fish fresh from huts on the beach. Aldeburgh’s most famous resident was Benjamin Britten. The annual Festival of Music and the Arts which he began attracts many visitors every year. Aldeburgh Productions who run the Festival arrange many interesting musical events throughout the year at Aldeburgh and Snape Maltings.

Framlingham is an interesting small market town with an imposing Norman Castle. You can still walk around the battlements and admire the stunning views across the town mere and countryside.

Woodbridge is a riverside market town with Georgian architecture and many interesting buildings including a unique tidemill, windmill, museum. A wide variety of restaurants and cafes. An independent cinema which doubles as a theatre.

Population 115,135