A guide to the jewel of the east coast
james baker 
Summer 2026 in Aldeburgh is shaping up to be a historic convergence of high art and community spirit. Whether you’re coming for the radical modernism of the 77th Aldeburgh Festival or the Stetsons and cowboy boots of the “Country and Eastern” Carnival, our latest guide has the technical blueprints you need to navigate the season.
Discover the best holiday cottages in Aldeburgh, Southwold, and Thorpeness with our guide to top Suffolk Hideaways properties. Perfect for your next coastal escape!
Aldeburgh is one of those places that hasn’t changed much over the years, which is exactly why we love it. The narrow High Street and those charming Victorian houses are beautiful, but they weren’t exactly built with modern SUVs in mind.
Forget the usual tourist traps; we’re heading to the coast for a proper Suffolk day out.
Hungry for more than just the classics? Discover the hidden culinary gems of the Suffolk coast, from fresh catches landed on the shingle to the best coffee spots in town.
For anyone staying in the area, this is hands-down one of the best ways to spend a morning or afternoon. It’s easy on the legs, full of history, and finishes with a pint or a cream tea. What’s not to love?
The Suffolk coast is arguably one of the finest destinations in the UK for dog owners. With its sweeping shingle beaches, endless marshland horizons, and town centres that genuinely welcome four-legged guests, it is a haven for domestic tourism. However, for visitors planning a trip to the jewel of the coast, one question always arises: … Read more
Whether you are a local or a visitor driving up from London for the weekend, the fish and chips in Aldeburgh offer more than just a meal. They offer a slice of continuity. The recipe hasn’t changed, the view hasn’t changed, and the joy of a hot chip on a cold day remains exactly as you remember it.