The Denes Beach in Suffolk is a beautiful and tranquil destination for anyone looking to enjoy the natural beauty of the English coastline. During my recent visit to Southwold, I was struck by the charm and beauty of the beach, as well as the range of activities on offer. The beach is a long stretch of golden sand, bordered by dunes and lined with colorful beach huts. It is a popular spot for swimming, sunbathing, and picnicking, with plenty of space for visitors to spread out and enjoy the stunning sea views. The beach is also a great place for a leisurely walk, with miles of coastline to explore and stunning views at every turn. There are also plenty of water sports activities on offer, including surfing, paddleboarding, and kayaking. The beach is also home to several cafes and ice cream stands, where visitors can grab a bite to eat or a refreshing drink. Highly recommended...
Parking: Yes, Paid parking, available at site Toilets: Yes, available...
Read moreLovely sand as you walk onto the beach which stretches at least 6 meters to the high tide mark. Unfortunately there's many small pebbles at the high and low tide mark making the areas shallow enough for children hard to walk on. There's a small level of surf at the shore front but this is literally 2 meters before it hits the sand and with the tide coming in means bottoming out onto the many hard rock pebbles.
Very scenic, lots of lovely local eateries, activity shops and clothing stores in town but to deep to fast for unconfident swimmers and sore feet for those tall...
Read moreAmazing beach on the outstanding Suffolk coastline and it's a sandy beach protected by groynes in a traditional seaside town and it was high tide still plenty of room on the beach it's only a 5 mins walk from town centre and pier I visited today and went on the beach twice and had a long paddle in the sea the waves were moderate which was grest and closest toilets are next to the pier I pretty much had the whole beach to myself too and also a iconic lighthouse next to the seafront too the sun was shining whilst...
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