There's so much to see and do on The Suffolk Coast, especially in Summer! Whether you're enjoying a staycation or looking for days out ideas; from crabbing and canoeing to landscape drawing and sunset cruises - check out our 61 things to do on The Suffolk Coast this summer!
1. Go crabbing at Walberswick
2. Visit Tim Hunkin's Under the Pier Show on Southwold Pier
3. Go horseriding along Pakefield Beach with Pakefield Riding School
4. Take a dip at Beccles Lido
5. Visit 'The Castle on the Hill' in Framlingham
6. Cycle, scoot, skateboard, run, skip or walk along Halesworth's Millennium Green - the largest in England!
7. Visit the UK's most easterly point, Ness Point in Lowestoft
8. Climb the bell tower at Beccles for views of the Waveney Valley
9. Feed a lion at Africa Alive Zoological Reserve
10. Take a ride on a trolleybus at East Anglia Transport Museum
11. Visit the magnificent Suffolk Punch Horse
12. Soak up the sun and watch the world go by at Felixstowe Seafront Gardens
13. Spend a day on the farm at Easton Farm Park
14. Walk the historic scores in Lowestoft's High Street
15. Cross the river on board Walberswick Ferry
16. Speed out to sea with Jet Adventures
17. Tee off at Thorpeness' iconic golf course
18. Stay on board the UK's only floating glamping pod at Hippersons
19. Spot birdlife on the River Alde with Suffolk River Trips
20. Eat freshly caught oysters from Pinneys of Orford
21. Walk the River Wall in Woodbridge
22. Kick your feet up and dance the night away at FolkEast Festival
23. Discover the burial site of Saxon Kings at National Trust Sutton Hoo
24. Enjoy a tour and tasting at Suffolk's famous brewery, Adnams
25. Enjoy afternoon tea on board Sailing Barge Victor
26. Listen to live music and tuck into street food at East Point Pavilion
27. Catch a concert at Summer at Snape
28. Get lost in the Maize Maze at Old Hall, Southwold
29. Buy fresh local produce at one of The Suffolk Coast's Farmers Markets
30. Visit Maggi Hambling's scallop on Aldeburgh beach
31. Go boating on the Meare in Thorpeness
32. Visit the birthplace of the RADAR at Bawdsey
33. Dance the night away on the beach at First Light Festival
34. Enjoy Sunday brunch alfresco at Fire & Feast
35. Cycle the UFO trail at Rendlesham Forest
36. Take a sunrise stroll at Suffolk Wildlife Trust's Boyton Marshes
37. Hop on the ferry and travel from Bawdsey to Old Felixstowe
38. Play on the 2p machines at Mannings Amusements
39. Cruise the River Waveney on with Waveney River Tours
40. Book a tour and tasting at Fishers Gin; the UK's closest distillery to the sea
41. Meet a polar bear at Jimmy's Farm & Wildlife Park
42. Take a riverside stroll and watch the sunset at The Butt and Oyster
43. Listen to a concert at Walpole Old Chapel
44. Learn how to build your own boat at the International Boatbuilding Training College
45. Listen to famous authors by the sea at Felixstowe Book Festival
46. Watch a live milling demonstration at Woodbridge Tide Mill
47. See the power boats racing at Oulton Broad
48. Paddle in the lagoon at Shingle Street
49. Visit one of England's best preserved coastal defences at Landguard Fort
50. Watch the big ships dock at Felixstowe
51. Have a picnic amongst the remains of Bigod's Castle in Bungay
52. Hunt for butterflies at the largest Millennium Green in the country in Halesworth
53. Stock up on fresh milk and rounds of Baron Bigod at the vending machine at Fen Farm Dairy
54. View the magnificent steam engines at the Long Shop Museum
55. Explore the home of composer Benjamin Britten at The Red House, Aldeburgh
56. Enjoy a day at the beach at one of Suffolk's award-winning beaches
57. Explore The Suffolk Coast on foot with our Walking Guide
58. Relax and unwind with a spa day at Seckford Hall
59. Learn how to photograph Suffolk's rare wildlife at Bawdsey Hall
60. Cycle the Wolf Way with Southwold Cycle Hire and Eezybike
61. Enjoy a family game of miniature golf at Jiggers at Thorpeness Golf Course
62. Spot seals at Harwich with Seal Watching Trips