| Suffolk holiday cottage on coast? 10:53 - Jan 7 with 2771 views | N2_Blue |
Does anyone have ideas/recommendations for a (dog friendly) coastal holiday cottage.
Wife and I are looking for somewhere as close as possible to the sea, preferably actually on the coast so we can walk straight down to the beach.
Having not lived locally for many years would like to take my wife for a break in Suffolk but Norfolk and Essex also considered. Thank you. |  |
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| Suffolk holiday cottage on coast? on 09:04 - Jan 8 with 324 views | Radlett_blue |
| Suffolk holiday cottage on coast? on 11:46 - Jan 7 by N2_Blue |
We do, especially the whole term time/out of term time. Of course prices also when crazy with the pandemic and the demand for more staycations.
I'm sure a week abroad in Europe is considerably cheaper than a week in the UK currently |
Of course, we could say that people are being "ripped off" or that business owners are anticipating higher seasonal demand & acting reasonably. If the same prices were charged in term time, would we then say that those who don't have children at school were being ripped off? |  |
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| Suffolk holiday cottage on coast? on 11:21 - Jan 8 with 287 views | ElephantintheRoom |
You should look for a village with a decent pub..... and ideally one which isnt entirely taken over by Londoners, second home owners.... that would tend to rule out ghost towns such as Southwold, Orford etc... although joining the Londoners in the fish and chip shop queue on a friday night at Aldeburgh is always a good laugh....you will need a Range Rover though.
When I had to organise local accomodation for a family funeral I scanned the small ads in the rspb magazine, which I presume is on-line and had loads of doggy-friendly places in coastal(ish) locations. A farm at Sibton had very good modernised cottages...Sibton which has a nice pub - and good access for a trip to Covehithe, southwold, Blytheburgh etc... and inland to Fram.
There is more to Suffolk than the coast... you might want to have a look west near Lavenham, Long Melford, Cavendish etc - all of which have excellent pubs.
If youre feeling fit....is not the house in the clouds at Thorpe Ness not a holiday let? |  |
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| Suffolk holiday cottage on coast? on 13:00 - Jan 8 with 267 views | stonojnr |
| Suffolk holiday cottage on coast? on 11:21 - Jan 8 by ElephantintheRoom |
You should look for a village with a decent pub..... and ideally one which isnt entirely taken over by Londoners, second home owners.... that would tend to rule out ghost towns such as Southwold, Orford etc... although joining the Londoners in the fish and chip shop queue on a friday night at Aldeburgh is always a good laugh....you will need a Range Rover though.
When I had to organise local accomodation for a family funeral I scanned the small ads in the rspb magazine, which I presume is on-line and had loads of doggy-friendly places in coastal(ish) locations. A farm at Sibton had very good modernised cottages...Sibton which has a nice pub - and good access for a trip to Covehithe, southwold, Blytheburgh etc... and inland to Fram.
There is more to Suffolk than the coast... you might want to have a look west near Lavenham, Long Melford, Cavendish etc - all of which have excellent pubs.
If youre feeling fit....is not the house in the clouds at Thorpe Ness not a holiday let? |
exactly that, I know some cycling friends who stayed at Holton in a cottage,which is just outside Halesworth, and theres a bus from Halesworth to Southwold, so you arent cut off from the coast by not being within walking distance.
and theres lots of places around Eastbridge, Westleton, with good pubs nearby, all primarily setup for Minsmere. | | | |
| Suffolk holiday cottage on coast? on 13:28 - Jan 8 with 253 views | giant_stow |
| Suffolk holiday cottage on coast? on 16:16 - Jan 7 by Dubai_Blue |
It hasn't been washed away just removed temporarily while they try to find somewhere more suitable. Beach road in Winterton has been closed to traffic as it is now a road to nowhere.
I walk Hemsby beach and Winterton valley every day with the hound, it is stunning this time of year, though the ever increasing Seal colony makes it a pain sometimes |
Ah that's good to know, thanks and lovely that so many bods are Winterton fans. Lovely walk you do there. |  |
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