Sara’s guidebook
Food scene
Award-winning pub on the River Orwell, one mile east of the Suffolk Tallhouse. Delicious food (especially fresh fish)
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Butt and Oyster Pin Mill
Pinmill RoadAward-winning pub on the River Orwell, one mile east of the Suffolk Tallhouse. Delicious food (especially fresh fish)
The Boot
Freston HillLots of great outdoor seating in pretty garden, and food is fabulous.
Brilliant food hall about half a mile away, with fresh deli counter, butcher, and all the most delicious fresh produce from Suffolk (and this is a county that prides itself on it's food, justifiably!) Also has a great cafe, restaurant, and giant bouncy cushion for children outside, with views over the River Orwell
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Suffolk Food Hall
Brilliant food hall about half a mile away, with fresh deli counter, butcher, and all the most delicious fresh produce from Suffolk (and this is a county that prides itself on it's food, justifiably!) Also has a great cafe, restaurant, and giant bouncy cushion for children outside, with views over the River Orwell
Sightseeing
The ski centre has tobogganing and Ringo rides down the driveway ski slope, which is great for kids (and adults!) who don't want to try skiing. Really fun and only about 3 miles away.
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Suffolk Ski Centre
Bourne HillThe ski centre has tobogganing and Ringo rides down the driveway ski slope, which is great for kids (and adults!) who don't want to try skiing. Really fun and only about 3 miles away.
Jimmy's Farm makes a great day out with children - there's lots of animals, it's a pretty place to walk around, and it's got a great restaurant and cafe too.
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Fattoria di Jimmy
Pannington Hall LaneJimmy's Farm makes a great day out with children - there's lots of animals, it's a pretty place to walk around, and it's got a great restaurant and cafe too.
We're sharing an insider secret with you here - this beach is much loved by the locals and is only about 3 miles away
Harkstead
We're sharing an insider secret with you here - this beach is much loved by the locals and is only about 3 miles away
Felixstowe is about a 15-minute drive away, and is a beach of two halves. One half is discreet, quiet and beautiful - the other has a pier, penny arcade, crazy golf and all things that children love.
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Spiaggia di Felixstowe
Felixstowe is about a 15-minute drive away, and is a beach of two halves. One half is discreet, quiet and beautiful - the other has a pier, penny arcade, crazy golf and all things that children love.
Aldeburgh is a perfect small country town - on the beach! Lots of great restaurants, a tiny cinema, two famous fish-and-chip shops and some great shops. The two-mile walk along the beach gets you to Thorpeness - a 1950s holiday village.
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Aldeburgh
Aldeburgh is a perfect small country town - on the beach! Lots of great restaurants, a tiny cinema, two famous fish-and-chip shops and some great shops. The two-mile walk along the beach gets you to Thorpeness - a 1950s holiday village.
Thorpeness has a beach, a huge lake - with boats for hire - a country club, a couple of great pubs and lots more. The entire village was created by the Scottish playwright Glencairn Stuart Ogilvie in the 1910s as a private place for his friends and family to holiday during the summer. And it's barely changed since then.
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Thorpeness
Thorpeness has a beach, a huge lake - with boats for hire - a country club, a couple of great pubs and lots more. The entire village was created by the Scottish playwright Glencairn Stuart Ogilvie in the 1910s as a private place for his friends and family to holiday during the summer. And it's barely changed since then.
The home of 19th-century artist John Constable, famous for his beautiful landscape paintings of this beautiful countryside. Of this area, he wrote, 'The sound of water escaping from Mill dams... Willows, Old rotten Banks, slimy posts, & brickwork. I love such things... As long as I do paint I shall never cease to paint such Places......'
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Flatford mill
The home of 19th-century artist John Constable, famous for his beautiful landscape paintings of this beautiful countryside. Of this area, he wrote, 'The sound of water escaping from Mill dams... Willows, Old rotten Banks, slimy posts, & brickwork. I love such things... As long as I do paint I shall never cease to paint such Places......'