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Southwold Holiday Cottages

Stay close to Southwold’s sandy beach, pier, harbour and High Street. Explore our holiday cottages in Southwold, from smaller stays for two to larger houses for families and friends.

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Festivals, live music, exhibitions and local events worth knowing about before you arrive.

Coastal walks, harbour paths and routes to Walberswick, with useful distances and highlights.

Explore Southwold and its surroundings

Beach, pier, lighthouse and High Street are all within walking distance of each other. Southwold is an easy town to explore on foot, with the harbour and Walberswick just beyond the centre.

Stay near Southwold beach

Southwold’s sandy beach stretches from the pier towards the harbour, with colourful beach huts lining the promenade. Staying nearby means early walks along the seafront, easy beach days and plenty of places to eat without needing the car.

Eating in Southwold

Head to the High Street for restaurants, cafés and independent food shops, or towards the harbour for fish and seafood. Our Southwold restaurants and cafés guide covers places worth knowing about, whether you’re planning dinner out or picking up lunch for the beach.

Walk from your Southwold cottage

Things to do in Southwold

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