Walking Holidays staying in cottages near Suffolk Coast
This area of Suffolk is perfect for those who enjoy exploring the countryside, away from traffic, getting close to nature. There are a wealth of footpaths and bridleways for you to enjoy with or without four-legged family members. Follow a dedicated route via OS map, walks booklet or various trail signposts. You can walk for just half an hour or all day if you are up for it. If you are walking in an area you are not familiar with do take a mobile phone, a bottle of water to keep hydrated, and let someone know your route and expected return time (many printed walks with include an approximate length of time to complete).
You can often find local walking or rambling groups who are very welcoming to visitors as well as guided Health Walks (a short questionnaire to assess your fitness is required before you start).
Please bring your own maps and guide books as the usual ones in each property have been removed due to Covid-19.
Grab a short break or even a week at one of these properties, and you will see so much of Suffolk countryside while walking and/or joining local events.. do ask for more information!
Properties For Walking Holidays
Spinners Lane Southwold
Immaculately presented Southwold house, sleeps 6, children age 5 years plus, is tucked away on a private road yet a minute from the town centre and five minutes to the beach. Short breaks available, rong or email to book now.. see great reviews!
Leman Cottage Wenhaston
Leman Cottage oozes unspoilt character, 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms. Spacious. Sunny enclosed quiet garden, dog welcome. See reviews. Available for Easter, and more dates in May, Book online now!
Coach House, Wenhaston
Charming well equipped and stylishly furnished coach house, sleeps 2. Close to farmland walks and easy drive to the coast, Southwold and Aldeburgh. Sorry no pets. Professionally designed garden. EV charger here. Book online now..
Further information on local walks includes:
East Suffolk Line Walks
Heritage Trails
Suffolk Coast & Heaths Walking Guides