Just a river's breadth away from Southwold, Walberswick beckons with its stone and sand beach. Wild and windswept, the beach embraces Walberswick Nature Reserve to the north, providing views of Southwold to the north and Sizewell to the south. Esteemed travel experts at The Telegraph have lauded Walberswick, listing it among the 20 greatest beaches in Britain. To access this untamed stretch, navigate through the windswept dunes.
A contrast to its neighbour Southwold, Walberswick Beach is less crowded and venture south towards Dunwich, and you might find the entire beach to be your private sanctuary.
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Nestled just across the River Blyth from Southwold, Walberswick is easily accessible by crossing the Blyth using the bailey bridge or the foot ferry, operational during the summer months.
Walberswick beach is complemented by the village's amenities. While beach facilities are limited, Walberswick is a popular Suffolk coastal village with its iconic black beach huts, cafés, restaurants, pubs, and gift shops for visitors to explore. The Anchor Inn is a popular dog friendly place to eat nearby.
The beach and nearby harbour are a popular spot for crabbing. The beach's dunes and harbour are hailed as ideal spots for engaging in this quintessential village activity.
No dog restrictions, dogs are allowed on the beach all year round.
Public toilet block with disabled facilities situated next to Walberswick Village Hall.
Walberswick Ferry Car Park - IP18 6TJ - Pay & Display - 9am - 6pm. Walberswick Cliff Field Car Park - IP18 6TX - Pay & Display - 9am - 6pm
There are no lifeguard patrols here.
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Dogs are allowed all year round
Walberswick Ferry Car Park - IP18 6TJ & Walberswick Cliff Field Car Park - IP18 6TX
Public toilets with disabled facilities next to Village Hall.
Various places in Walberswick. Try The Anchor Inn
Great place to watch the sunrise