Flindor Cottage, located just off the A1120 tourist route and within easy reach of the magnificent Suffolk Heritage Coast, is surrounded by a wealth of local attractions.
Experience fishing with Panther, a 30’ Offshore 2000 angling boat skippered by Mark Felton, proprietor of Flindor Cottage. Moored at Southwold Harbour, just 5 minutes from the entrance, Panther offers a variety of inshore and offshore fishing methods. Ideal for both amateurs and experienced anglers.
One of the most significant medieval castles in Britain, built by Hugh Bigod around 1190. Check the website for opening times.
A unique polygonal tower keep built by Henry II in the 1160s to balance the power of East Anglian barons and defend the coast. Check the website for opening times.
A historic mill where the entire body revolves on its base. Although milling ceased in 1947, the mill remains in working order. Check the website for opening times.
Possibly one of the earliest tide mills in the UK, first recorded in 1170. Open daily from 11:00 to 16:30 from 5 April to October; closed the rest of the year.
Enjoy a tranquil day out in these beautiful gardens, open from 3 May to 20 September (Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Sunday 12:00 – 17:00). Visit the Coach House for lunch or cream tea.
This stunning 16th-century moated hall, still a family home, is set in 10 acres of gardens. Open every Wednesday from 11:00 to 17:00 from May to September.
Located in Framlingham, this vineyard is open Fridays and Saturdays from 11:00 to 16:00. Enjoy a leisurely visit and picnic among the vines.
Explore shops, exhibitions, historic buildings, river walks, and more. Check the Snape Maltings website for details on forthcoming events.
A key archaeological site where the burial ground of East Anglian kings was discovered. The exhibition hall tells the story of early English history. Open most days from 11:00 to 16:00; check the website for details.
Dunwich Museum, Moot Hall and Museum in Aldeburgh, The Long Shop Museum in Leiston
Gain insight into Suffolk’s rich history with these informative museums.
Orford Ness National Nature Reserve and Dunwich Heath & Beach
Explore these National Trust areas and visit the nearby RSPB reserve at Minsmere.
Located at Stonham Barns in Stonham Aspal, this sanctuary offers the chance to see owls and other birds of prey in both tethered and flying displays. Open daily from 10:00 to dusk.