Dog Friendly Beaches in Suffolk

A striking shingle beach in one of Suffolk's most characterful towns with fresh fish from the boats, year-round access and a strong artistic heritage.

A wild, dog friendly beach on the eroding Suffolk coast with year-round access, dramatic cliffs and no facilities, perfect for those seeking an unspoiled escape.

A National Trust shingle beach below the atmospheric Dunwich Heath with year-round access and the lost medieval city of Dunwich in the sea below.

A wide, unspoiled sand and shingle beach south of Lowestoft with year-round dog access, no seasonal restrictions and an easy beach-front walk toward Covehithe at low tide.

A sandy beach at one of Suffolk's most popular coastal towns with colourful beach huts, a pier and seasonal restrictions for dogs.

A quiet sand and shingle beach at the edge of the curious planned holiday village of Thorpeness, year-round access and an unusual atmosphere.

A broad sandy beach backed by dunes and heath near the artists' village of Walberswick, with year-round access and a strong sense of space.

The quieter northern end of Felixstowe's seafront with year-round dog access away from the busier resort sections.

A dog friendly sand and shingle beach at the southern edge of Lowestoft with year-round unrestricted access and excellent cliff-top walking above.

A quiet sand and shingle beach north of Lowestoft with seasonal dog restrictions from 1 May to 30 September and a relaxed, unhurried atmosphere outside the summer season.

Lowestoft's main resort beach with golden sand, a Victorian pier and seasonal dog restrictions from 1 May to 30 September on the main stretch; the Pakefield end is dog friendly year-round.