From seaside resorts to pretty villages, with the hustle of ferry ports to Europe. British culture, reflected in the arts, and enterprise mix in this county. From the seaside fishing town of Lowestoft along the East Coast of England small towns follow the coastline until the dramatic spit of Orford is reached. From medieval England to the present day Bury St Edmunds is steeped in the rise and fall of English history. Aldeburgh, once a busy, thriving port, this town has suffered storm damage and coastal erosion, but is still a fishing port to this day. The 16th century Moot Hall once stood in the town centre, now its on the sea wall! Many musical connections, Benjamins Brittens 'Peter Grimes' was set here and Britten and Peter Pears, the singer and Brittens friend, are all buried in the church yard.
Coastal Voyager, Southwold offer a number of different trips on board. The most popular is the half hour high speed blast. Other trips include a tr...
Working in partnership with Elveden Estate, Explore 4x4 are now located on the Norfolk/Suffolk border where we have an exclusive location for all o...
Kentwell Hall is Suffolks hidden gem and one of Englands finest Tudor houses that stands within the most extensive moat in the county and nearly 30...
The Laxfield and District Museum, Suffolk houses artifacts and photographs illustrating rural and domestic life mainly from the 19th century. T...
The Norfolk and Suffolk Aviation Museum, near Bungay in Suffolk, is a volunteer-run museum and charity that houses a collection of aircraft and avi...
The Suffolk Coast and Heaths AONB is an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty in Suffolk, England. The AONB covers ancient woodland, commercial forest...