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Woodbridge Holiday Cottages

Stay near the River Deben, Woodbridge’s independent shops, restaurants and historic waterfront. Explore our holiday cottages in Woodbridge and surrounding villages, with coast and countryside within easy reach.

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Markets, exhibitions, performances and local events worth knowing about before your stay.

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Coffee, breakfast and lunch stops around the town centre, Market Hill and waterfront.

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Explore Woodbridge and the River Deben

Woodbridge sits beside the River Deben, with independent shops, cafés and restaurants stretching from the Thoroughfare towards the waterfront. Its historic Tide Mill, riverside walks and nearby Sutton Hoo give you plenty to explore without travelling far.

Stay near the River Deben

Follow the riverside path past Woodbridge Tide Mill and the boatyards, with views across the Deben and its moorings. The waterfront is within easy walking distance of the town centre, with cafés and places to stop along the way.

Eating in Woodbridge

The Thoroughfare, Market Hill and Quay Street are home to independent restaurants, cafés, bakeries and food shops. Whether you’re planning dinner out or picking up something for lunch, there’s plenty of choice within the town centre.

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Things to do in Woodbridge

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