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activities in suffolk

From sailing on the Suffolk coast to cycling, walking, golf and parkruns, explore ways to get active across Suffolk. Choose an activity below for local routes, places and practical information.

Cycling in Suffolk

Explore quiet country lanes, coastal routes and trails through the Suffolk countryside. From short rides around Aldeburgh to longer routes inland, there are options for different abilities. See our Cycling in Suffolk guide for routes and places to explore.

Sailing in Suffolk

Suffolk offers sailing on the River Orwell, River Alde and along the coast. Whether you’re an experienced sailor or trying it for the first time, discover local sailing clubs, courses and opportunities to get on the water in our Sailing in Suffolk guide.

Golfing in Suffolk

Play a round at one of Suffolk’s coastal or countryside golf courses. From links golf at Aldeburgh to parkland courses inland, explore places to play in our Golfing in Suffolk guide.

Parkruns in Suffolk

Walking in Suffolk

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