WALBERSWICK & BLYTHBURGH
The village of Walberswick sits on the south side of the River Blyth with its popular shingle and sand beach and surrounding heathland. You’ll find its inland neighbour Blythburgh a little further up river. Don’t miss: Catching a big one while crabbing from the jetty. Breathing in when driving across the bridge to the beach car park; it’s a little tight. Taking the rowing boat ferry over to Southwold. Exploring Walberswick Nature Reserve and maybe spotting an otter or two near the old windmill. Something tasty for the road from Black Dog Deli. A world class summer BBQ at The Anchor. Feasting on home baked savoury and sweet treats at The Tea Shed. Spotting the twelve wooden flying angels that line the high roof of Holy Trinity Church in Blythburgh.
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Perfect beach for: An out of season walk to Dunwich and back, just in time for a pint at The Bell. Did you know: Dani Church’s family has been ferrying people across the River Blyth since 1885. Walberswick was once home to the noted artist and architect Charles Rennie Mackintosh.
