Tucked away in the delightful town of Lowestoft, Suffolk, discover this terraced abode, Sole Bay Cottage. Benefitting from a well-appointed kitchen, enclosed garden and close proximity to local beaches and amenities, Sole Bay Cottage is a wonderful escape for a family of four looking to holiday in East Anglia. After a day of exploring and working up your appetite, rustle up a feast in the kitchen, equipped with all the mod cons required for a short stay, whilst the dining table is where you can gather for leisurely meals. Kick back in the lounge, curling up on the sofas and choosing a film to watch from the Smart TV, or use this time to plan the following days adventure. Head upstairs and make yourself at home in the bedrooms, with a king-size and a twin on offer, served by a glorious shower room. To the outside is a wonderful enclosed garden, a charming spot to enjoy your morning coffee whilst you plan the day ahead. When you’re ready to explore, venture into Lowestoft, which offers a stunning coastline, with stunning sandy beaches only paces away from your doorstep; spend your days soaking up the sun’s rays, building sandcastles or catch the morning sunrise. Escape to Oulton Broads and hire a boat from Oulton Dayboats to coast along the waters, with a host of fantastic waterside restaurants where you can refuel. Those seeking a bit of adventure will enjoy a trip to the Pleasurewood Hills Family Theme Park, offering rollercoasters, rides, animal shows and laser tag. Within a short drive, you can also be on the popular Suffolk Heritage Coast, stopping off at Southwold, Walberswick and Aldeburgh. All this and more awaits at Sole Bay Cottage.

The family resort of Lowestoft is the most easterly point in Great Britain and is situated on the Suffolk Sunrise coast close to the Norfolk/Suffolk border with some of the finest sandy beaches in the area, with a range of attractions for all the family. From the traditional Victorian Seafront Gardens and donkey rides on the beach to the modern roller-skating rink at Claremont Pier and Pleasurewood Hills Leisure Park with its spectacular rides. The town has something for everyone; with 2 theatres. shops, restaurants, cafes, and bars whilst its maritime heritage is celebrated with a number of attractions including the floating ‘Mincarlo’ museum on Heritage Quay or the Lowestoft & East Suffolk Maritime Museum, plus a short drive away is The Transport Museum with its selection of old Buses, Trams and other transport in which they give local excursions. Along the coast is the classical seaside town of Southwold, famed for its beach huts and traditional pier and Minsmere rspb nature reserve. home of BBC’s Springwatch or Benacre nature reserve at Covehithe: Venture inland to visit Somerleyton with its beautiful Stately Hall or visit the world-famous Norfolk Broads and a range of delightful country towns and villages.

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