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Holiday Cottages in Walberswick

Stay near Walberswick’s sandy beach, village green and River Blyth. Explore our Walberswick holiday cottages, with Southwold, coastal walks and nature reserves all within easy reach.

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Crabbing by the River Blyth, beach days, cycling and family activities around the village.

Walk to Southwold Harbour, explore the dunes or follow coastal paths towards Dunwich.

Discover the village of Walberswick

Beach, village green, pubs and riverside walks are all close together in Walberswick. Southwold sits across the River Blyth, while dunes, heathland and marshes stretch along the coast towards Dunwich.

Stay near Walberswick beach

Walberswick’s sandy beach is backed by dunes and reached on foot from the village. The River Blyth meets the sea nearby, with Southwold Harbour visible across the water. It’s an easy place to spend a day without getting back in the car.

Eating in Walberswick

Walberswick has two well-known pubs. The Anchor serves food close to the beach road, while The Bell sits beside the village green. Our Walberswick pubs and dining guide covers both, along with useful details for planning a meal.

Walk from your Walberswick cottage

Things to do in Walberswick

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