One of The Suffolk Coast's wild beaches, Covehithe is a beach where you can escape the crowds and get away from it all.
The beach is reached by a single track, so is only accessible on foot. Make the walk from the village, through fields and along a footpath and you are greeted with a golden stretch of sand framed by imposing crumbling cliffs.
This is a wild beach and so care needs to be taken to respect the wildlife and the environment; with Benacre's lagoon and conservation area sitting to the south, the beach is dotted with the North Sea's offerings; sand blasted tree trunks of trees that once lined the cliff top.
Essential Information
- There are no public conveniences at Covehithe Beach or in Covehithe village.
- There is no parking at the beach and no car parks within the village. On-road parking is available in the village but please respect the environment and locals who live here.
- There are no beach kiosks at Covehithe Beach or in the village.
- Dogs are allowed on Covehithe Beach throughout the year, but please remember to pick up and take away any mess with you.
- Please note, there is no lifeguard patrol on this beach.
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