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Holiday Cottages on the Suffolk Coast

Find holiday cottages on the Suffolk coast, with places to stay in Aldeburgh, Southwold, Walberswick and across the surrounding coast and countryside. From beachside escapes for two to larger family houses, explore our collection and find your Suffolk stay.

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Explore our coastal Suffolk cottages

The Suffolk coast stretches from traditional seaside towns to quieter beaches, marshes and nature reserves. Our coastal holiday cottages put you close to some of its best-known places, including Aldeburgh, Southwold and Walberswick, with cottages for couples, families and larger groups.

Holiday cottages in Aldeburgh

Stay in Aldeburgh for the beach, independent shops and restaurants, and easy access to walks along the coast and River Alde. Our Aldeburgh cottages range from smaller stays for two to larger houses for family holidays, with many within walking distance of the town and seafront.

Holiday cottages in Southwold

Southwold combines a sandy beach with its pier, lighthouse, harbour and busy High Street. Choose a cottage in or around town and you can explore much of Southwold on foot, from the seafront to the harbour and the foot ferry across to Walberswick.

Holiday cottages in Walberswick

Across the River Blyth from Southwold, Walberswick is surrounded by beach, heath and marshland. It’s particularly good for walking, with coastal routes and paths towards Southwold and Dunwich, while the village itself has pubs, cafés and easy access to the beach.

Find your Suffolk coastal cottage

Whether you’re looking for a cottage near the beach, a smaller escape for two or somewhere for a family holiday, explore the collection above to find a stay that suits you.

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