Discover Suffolk, Places to Visit in Suffolk

Go Cycling Suffolk's wide open spaces, quiet country lanes, bridleways and gentle undulating countryside invite exploration by bike.  Secure family trails wend their way through our woodlands and parks - perfect for building the confidence of little cyclists.  More adventurous trails for mountain bike charge through forest and woodland.

Cycle the Suffolk Coastal Route or enjoy Go Camping UK's many routes around the forests and heaths near Dunwich

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Wildlife and Nature Reserves Natural Suffolk is waiting to be discovered with the RSBP Nature Reserve at Minsmere and areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty. 

Farm parks are perfect for family explorations, with the chance to feed and hold the animals.  More exotic species reside in our zoos and wildlife parks. Watch closely for deer as you take a walk in the country or through forest trails.

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Southwold

Southwold is a charming north Suffolk seaside town on the Suffolk Heritage Coast. Almost an island, being bounded by the North Sea to the East, by the River Blyth and Southwold harbour to the South-West and by Buss Creek to the North, there is just the one road in to and out of Southwold.

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Africa Alive An awe-inspiring re-creation of the African Savannah, where the animals of the plains roam freely together, as in the wild.

Enjoy a walking family safari at one of the UK's largest and most exciting wildlife attractions, set in 100 acres of dramatic coastal parkland.

Voted Suffolk's best attractions for 2006 and 2008.

Coastal Voyager Coastal Voyager has it all - offering a variety of sea trips and river cruises departing from Southwold harbour.

If it’s excitement you’re after, then the high speed blast trip guarantees a thrilling, unforgettable half hour. Life jackets and waterproofs included! For peace and tranquility take the 31/2 hour river cruise on the beautiful Blyth Estuary.

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Pleasurewood Hills From adrenalin-fueled white-knuckle thrill rides, coasters and family favourites that are guaranteed to ‘cool you off’ including Mellow Yellow and the Wave Breaker. There's even a great selection of fun rides for the smallest of adventurers.

Pleasurewood’s latest ride is Wipeout. The tallest, fastest and most extreme rollercoaster in the region, 900ft of twisted steel with speeds touching 50mph and pulling over 5G’s as they hurtle you through 3 inversions forwards and then backwards!

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Sutton Hoo On the eve of the Second World War, exactly 70 years ago this year, archaeologists discovered one of the greatest treasures ever found in Britain. It was the ultimate discovery, the ship burial of an Anglo-Saxon warrior king and his most treasured possessions.