Coastal cottages in Lowestoft
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Where is Lowestoft?
The coastal town of Lowestoft can be found in the county of Suffolk in England. It overlooks the North Sea and is in fact the most easterly point in the whole of the UK and has a population of just less than 60,000 residents. Despite that, there is a pier, ten pin bowling, lots of shops and eateries for holidaymakers so that anyone visitors will find that there is plenty to see and do around the beach during their break.
What will my self-catering holiday to Lowestoft be like?
Lowestoft is a fantastic seaside resort with a wonderful sandy beach and a quaint harbour. It is the perfect holiday destination for families looking to go on a self-catering cottage break in Suffolk as there are countless things to do. Known as the Sunrise Coast due to its easterly position, and there are a couple of beaches in the south of the harbour which are popular with sunbathers and swimmers. There are also two piers here which have great facilities including cafes and amusement arcades. One of the beaches near to Claremont Pier is a Blue flag beach.
At the northern end of Lowestoft, towards Corton, at the end of Links Road, is a wide stretch of overgrown beach that is perfect for dog walking all year round. There is also a large free car park.
Where can I take my family for the day while on holiday here?
Another fantastic tourist attraction in Lowestoft that is brilliant to take children to is Pleasurewood Hills Theme Park which is towards the north of the town. This fun theme park is home to rollercoasters, water rides and much more, and will be a brilliant family day out for you and your loved ones in Lowestoft.
Are there any interesting places to go during my spare time in Lowestoft?
The Lowestoft Museum is a must-see as it is home to a large collection of porcelain as well as displays and exhibitions on the area’s history. There are artifacts, costumes and photographs, as well as a two foot ammonite that dates back to approximately 160 million years ago. Admission to the museum is free.
What can I do to take advantage of its beautiful coastal location?
Boat trips can be taken along the River Waveney and the Broads, as well as water sports activities such as canoeing, for those who love the water.
Lowestoft is a charming seaside town and there is plenty to do here to keep everyone happy!
Which of these lovely cottages by the sea would you like to stay in for a holiday in Lowestoft?
