Are you a wildlife enthusiast? Do you enjoy cycling through picturesque country lanes or strolling on award winning beaches? Then take the time to explore The Sunrise Coast with its unique and diverse landscape.
The Sunrise Coast's rich blend of sand and shingle beaches, cliff-top fields, heath and woodland support a variety of rare and specialised bird and plant communities. Moving inland, peaceful and winding country lanes take you through a mix of quaint thatched roofed villages and vibrant market towns where you will find a host of attractions and amenities to suit all (see individual town and village pages for further information).
There are many countryside trails and walks throughout The Sunrise Coast for experienced walkers or for those of you who like to take things at a more leisurely pace. Visit the local Tourist Information Centres for further information and available maps.
The area is specially protected due to its notable quality of wildlife and outstanding natural beauty. Whether a seasoned veteran or an up-and-coming amateur, The Sunrise Coast offers the wildlife enthusiast a wealth of spectacles throughout the year. The aquatic landscape of Oulton Broad is host to a remarkable variety of wildlife as well as on some of the regions quieter beaches between Kessingland and Southwold.
Wherever you are on The Sunrise Coast if you are a lover of wide-open spaces, bracing sea breezes, walking, cycling and bird watching then the area has something for you.
The Cider Place
Cherry Tree Farm, Ilketshall St Lawrence (off A144 Halesworth
to Bungay road).
Tel: 01986 781353
Winter Flora Dried Flower Farm and Showroom
A145 - 1 mile south of Beccles.
Tel: 01502 713346
Suffolk Wildlife Trust
Carlton Marshes, Burnt Hill Lane, Carlton Colville.
Tel: 01502 564250
Hen Reedbeds
Re-created habitat on River Blyth estuary at Reydon. Viewing platform.
Car Park on A1095.
Reydon Wood
Ancient woodland. Nature trail. Limited parking.
The Countryside Code
- Be safe - plan ahead and follow any signs
- Leave gates and property as you find them
- Respect the working life of the countryside
- Protect plants and animals and take your litter home
- Keep dogs under close control
- Consider other people
