Suffolk holidays
A great walk to a great pub: the Ship, Dunwich, Suffolk
An atmospheric stroll through marsh, forest and over shingle is topped off with a pint in the ‘Suffolk Atlantis’
Phoebe Taplin
08, Oct, 2021 @1:00 PM
I will walk 500 miles … on an art trail along the Suffolk and Essex coasts
An arts project hopes to bring people together by walking, and in offering the insight of local experts every step of the way
Kevin Rushby
07, Jul, 2021 @6:00 AM
A floating cabin break on the Broads
A boatyard on the Suffolk-Norfolk border is an idyllic base for rowing, kayaking, wild swimming and forgetting about the world under big, beautiful skies
Isabel Choat
07, Apr, 2021 @5:08 AM
Covid variants don’t have nationalities | Brief letters
Brief letters: Tom Moore and the NHS | Coronavirus | The Stour valley | Eine Kleine Beatlemusic | Groundhog day
Letters
03, Feb, 2021 @6:01 PM
‘An escape route into another world’: canoeing in Suffolk
A paddle along the River Waveney offers captivating marine life in gin-clear waters that ripple like the colours of a painting
Patrick Barkham
13, Sep, 2020 @5:53 AM
Why UK farmers are cashing in on the boom in rural staycations
Landowners turn to camping and cottage rentals to boost income after lockdown losses
Tom Wall
08, Aug, 2020 @6:30 PM
Socially distant but still fun and indulgent: a post-lockdown family getaway
At The Ickworth, a country house hotel, there are restrictions but still plenty of space for kids’ activities and picnics
Gemma Bowes
07, Jul, 2020 @5:30 AM
10 of England's best quiet beaches
Want the beach but not the crowds? Take your pick from these blissful tucked-away stretches of beautiful English coastline
Clare Gogerty
30, Jun, 2020 @4:55 PM
Shingle and Saxons: a car-free trip to the Suffolk coast
Suffolk’s marshes, beaches and estuaries meld into a dreamy landscape rich in history in our final car-free coast instalment of the summer
Phoebe Taplin
21, Sep, 2019 @10:00 AM
The Suffolk coast: 50 years on from my childhood holidays
Hugh Thomson returns in search of the old-fashioned seaside idyll of his memories … and discovers it’s even more fun second time round
Hugh Thomson
10, Aug, 2019 @6:00 AM
A magical stay at new holiday cabins on Roger Deakin’s Suffolk farm
Two cabins at Walnut Tree Farm, nature writer Roger Deakin’s beloved home, are now holiday lets – and, yes, you can swim there too
Patrick Barkham
05, Aug, 2019 @5:30 AM
Walking in Benjamin Britten's footsteps, Suffolk
Simon Jenkins walks from the Snape Maltings concert hall to Aldeburgh beach, under the vast skies and through the marshland that so inspired the composer
Simon Jenkins
22, Sep, 2018 @8:00 AM
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