Natalie's Guidebook
Food Scene
a popularplace to eat, situated right on the beach. early booking is recommended
7 locals recommend
The Waterfront
a popularplace to eat, situated right on the beach. early booking is recommended
Livingstones Freehouse
A popular place for food and drinks and within walking distance
Within walking distance (less than a mile)
What their website says ...
"The Sailors Home is a traditional pub and restaurant in the heart of Kessingland Beach Village. We pride ourselves on giving our customers a warm welcome, providing generous portions and personal service that you want from a local pub"
6 locals recommend
Sailors Home
Within walking distance (less than a mile)
What their website says ...
"The Sailors Home is a traditional pub and restaurant in the heart of Kessingland Beach Village. We pride ourselves on giving our customers a warm welcome, providing generous portions and personal service that you want from a local pub"
Pub and Hotels
The Wherry Hotel is close to Normanton Park and is on the Suffolk Broads. There are cafes, pubs and places to eat in this area. The Wherry has free parking
7 locals recommend
The Wherry Hotel
The Wherry Hotel is close to Normanton Park and is on the Suffolk Broads. There are cafes, pubs and places to eat in this area. The Wherry has free parking
a lovely spot to sit by the river and enjoy drinks. They serve food. Beccles is a nice Market Town with placed to eat and drink. You can enjoy a walk and an ice cream on the Key
7 locals recommend
The Waveney House Hotel
a lovely spot to sit by the river and enjoy drinks. They serve food. Beccles is a nice Market Town with placed to eat and drink. You can enjoy a walk and an ice cream on the Key
The Commodore
The Bell Inn
A 10min drive to the Bell. Serves great food and has a large beer garden for sunny days
Sightseeing
Beccles Lido
Outdoor Swimming Pool.
If you enjoy kayaking or canoeing Norwich is a beautiful city to visit . Many nice pubs to enjoy along the way
6 locals recommend
Pub and Paddle
If you enjoy kayaking or canoeing Norwich is a beautiful city to visit . Many nice pubs to enjoy along the way
A great day out !! and within walking distance.
check the website fir offers
55 locals recommend
Africa Alive
A great day out !! and within walking distance.
check the website fir offers
A Theme Park 20 min drive from Kessingland (traffic depending) check website as it is not open all year round
46 locals recommend
Pleasurewood Hills
Leisure WayA Theme Park 20 min drive from Kessingland (traffic depending) check website as it is not open all year round
East Anglia Transport Museum
Not open all year round so please check website
Dunwich is small a coastal village. You can down load walks through the Forest on Apps like Komoot. There is a beach cafe, pub & chip shop with free parking.
43 locals recommend
Dunwich Beach
Dunwich is small a coastal village. You can down load walks through the Forest on Apps like Komoot. There is a beach cafe, pub & chip shop with free parking.
The hall and its surrounding 12-acre gardens are located on the Norfolk-Suffolk border. Lord and Lady Somerleyton open their gardens to the public from Easter to October. Somerleyton Hall Gardens is home to one of the finest yew hedge mazes in Britain, planted in 1846. The route out is around 800 yards from the centre if you don't go wrong!. A walled garden features beautiful iron and glass greenhouses designed by Joseph Paxton. For families in addition to the maze, is a new kids play area for younger children situated in a new jungle garden. There is also a new garden trail to find hidden letters. A plant nursery has opened, new borders planted showcasing many rare and unusual shrubs and hostas. The kitchen garden has been renovated as has the rose garden. The arboretum has several county champions. Picnics are allowed.
11 locals recommend
Somerleyton Hall
The hall and its surrounding 12-acre gardens are located on the Norfolk-Suffolk border. Lord and Lady Somerleyton open their gardens to the public from Easter to October. Somerleyton Hall Gardens is home to one of the finest yew hedge mazes in Britain, planted in 1846. The route out is around 800 yards from the centre if you don't go wrong!. A walled garden features beautiful iron and glass greenhouses designed by Joseph Paxton. For families in addition to the maze, is a new kids play area for younger children situated in a new jungle garden. There is also a new garden trail to find hidden letters. A plant nursery has opened, new borders planted showcasing many rare and unusual shrubs and hostas. The kitchen garden has been renovated as has the rose garden. The arboretum has several county champions. Picnics are allowed.
Neighbourhoods
Southwold is a very popular town and well worth a visit There is a harbour with a pub , ice cream shop, fish and chip bar and restaurants. The town has many cafes , delis, shops and pubs.. Walk along the sea frout to the pier or across the beach to Walberswick the area is very dog friendly.
there is a bus service that runs from Kessingland to Southwold.
99 locals recommend
Southwold Pier
Southwold is a very popular town and well worth a visit There is a harbour with a pub , ice cream shop, fish and chip bar and restaurants. The town has many cafes , delis, shops and pubs.. Walk along the sea frout to the pier or across the beach to Walberswick the area is very dog friendly.
there is a bus service that runs from Kessingland to Southwold.
rainy days with children
Adventure Island Play Park
ideas for rainy days with children
Richardson's Family Entertainment Centre Lowestoft
Richardson's Family Entertainment Centre Lowestoft
ideas for rainy days
Hippodrome Circus
ideas for rainy days with children
SEA LIFE Great Yarmouth
SEA LIFE Great Yarmouth
ideas for rainy days with children
Traveler advice
Getting around
Bus service
A bus survive that will take you to Pakefield, Lowestoft, Southwold, Beccles andNorwich