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Weavers Cottage/Parking availability/Southwold
Weavers Cottage is comfy and cosy-with lots of character! Idyllic spot-secluded -yet just off Southwold High Street- located in a quiet private road. Parking /subject to availability/central to all of Southwold's amenities and direct access to Southwold Common. Pet friendly-perfect for walking and exploring! WIFI (not guaranteed in the event of a breakdown). 8 mins walk to beach, 5 mins walk to pubs/shops! Dunwich, Thorpeness, Aldeburgh, Minsmere and 'Africa Alive' nearby.* Downstairs bathroom*
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 241 reviews
The Drift
Away from the busy road but minutes from the shops, pubs and beach, Drift is a beautifully styled, well appointed 1920s cottage for up to 8. A good sized, private south facing enclosed garden, peaceful traffic free location with open views over moor, walks from the door to the pubs, beach, Southwold harbour or nature reserves. Shop c250m from door. 4 bedrooms plus snug with comfy sofa bed. Large sociable kitchen diner opens onto patio and south facing garden. Open fire for winter. EV Charger.
5.0 out of 5 average rating, 7 reviews
Seaview, Walberswick
Enjoy a seaside holiday at this much-loved family home in the heart of Walberswick. Excellent food, walks, crabbing and sea swimming are on your doorstep. The beach, shops, pubs and restaurants (including the award-winning Anchor and The Black Dog Deli) and the row-boat ferry to Southwold are all a short walk away. Two private parking spaces are located at the front of the house. *Can sleep 10 guests by request* See annex listing in host profile (only available to guests renting main house)
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 44 reviews
Walberswick Apartment, close to beach
Light, Airy Seaside Penthouse Apartment – Sleeps 6. Fully equipped with all modern conveniences for a comfortable and relaxing stay. just steps from the beach and the iconic crabbing bridge Two welcoming pubs serving delicious food and local ales are within easy walking distance, along with a village green dotted with tea rooms and gift shops. Ideal for couples or families seeking a classic, Enid Blyton-style holiday. Park your car and forget it— walking and cycling take precedence here.
4.78 out of 5 average rating, 94 reviews
Superb location modern apartment parking sun patio
Perfect all year round with private access, parking and south facing sun terrace. Centrally-located but secluded, a few steps from sandy beach, shops, pubs, restaurants, pier and historic sites. Fully refurbed ground floor. Super-fast WiFi. Bright sitting room + smart TV & BluRay player. Quality kitchen appliances, breakfast bar, m/wave, dishwasher, freezer. Large double bedroom with 2 fitted wardrobes, smartTV. Bathroom with WC, bath & shower over + walk-in drencher shower. 2nd WC.
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 239 reviews
Guest Wing at Nôrs Lodge - Tranquil & Private
RECENTLY RENNOVATED ! Guest wing to side of main house in idyllic seaside village on Suffolk Heritage Coast; ideal for couples. Eco property with well-equipped kitchen; airy bedroom with en suite shower/WC and small sofa; further WC and hallway; South facing aspect with private use garden/patio; plenty of parking. Peaceful location, close to shop & deli; short walk to beach and three great foodie pubs; phenomenal nature & walks; easy cycle ride to Southwold. Perfect for all seasons!
4.91 out of 5 average rating, 109 reviews
The Old Lamp Room. Self contained annexe
The Old Lamp Room used to store the lamps for the lighthouse until it became automatic. It is now an annexe to the old Lighthouse Keeper’s Cottage, which is our family home. Guests have their own front door and are free to use the small front courtyard garden which has a bistro table and chairs. Situated up a small path, behind the lighthouse and moments from the beach. The high street with its shops, restaurants and pubs is a 5 minute stroll away. An ideal cosy bolt hole.
4.88 out of 5 average rating, 283 reviews
Dreamers Cottage, Pinkneys Lane, Southwold
Dreamers Cottage is perfectly located, right in the heart of Southwold. Short breaks throughout the year, with a minimum stay of just 2 nights even in high season. The cottage is just steps from the beach, with its traditional colourful beach huts, and so central to Southwold's fantastic cafés, deli's, restaurants, famous pubs & independent shops. Despite all this, the cottage is quiet and not overlooked. Absolutely no pets ever - so allergies are safe.
4.83 out of 5 average rating, 398 reviews
Starboard Side
Relax in the heart of Southwold in the newly renovated Starboard Side apartment. Please note that this apartment is on the first floor and accessed by a metal staircase. The twin bedroom is on the second floor up a steep and windy staircase. We love our quirky features but they may not be suitable to all guests! Starboard Side boasts one full size king bedroom and one upper floor twin bedroom, With a newly fitted kitchen and top of the range appliances.
4.93 out of 5 average rating, 120 reviews
Cottage in Walberswick
Pegasus Cottage is our cosy holiday home nestled in a peaceful lane in Walberswick. Built after the war as a Swedish wooden house, there are beautiful walks in every direction, to the sea, the river, the marshes, the woods and of course into the iconic village itself. The cottage is our own homely but treasured holiday retreat so is comfortable, personal and a little frayed around the edges. We love sharing it with like-minded people.
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 41 reviews
Beautiful hideaway overlooking Southwold rooftops
Flat 2 (upper floor) ‘The Hideaway’ is in the heart of Southwold, only a few steps from the beach. Fitted to a high standard and attractively decorated - an open plan kitchen and living room, modern bathroom (bath/shower) and a bedroom leading to a sunny balcony overlooking the Southwold rooftops. Access via its own front door and staircase. Ideal for a couple wanting to enjoy some rest and relaxation in Southwold.
4.93 out of 5 average rating, 211 reviews
1 bedroom apartment in central Southwold
Centrally located, this one bedroom apartment provides a great place for two people (not suitable for small children) looking to escape the noise of everyday life. It benefits from a balcony directly off from the bedroom allowing you to relax on balmy evenings. It is a short hop from the beach and comes with a fully fitted kitchen including coffee machine. A great base to explore the coast, and the Suffolk heritage.
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 123 reviewsPopular amenities for Walberswick holiday rentals
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5.0 out of 5 average rating, 54 reviews
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4.99 out of 5 average rating, 87 reviews
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4.83 out of 5 average rating, 401 reviews
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5.0 out of 5 average rating, 13 reviews
Lushan: period home central Walberswick nr beach
4.91 out of 5 average rating, 23 reviews
Seaside 2 bedroom holiday cottage
4.7 out of 5 average rating, 270 reviewsFrequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in Walberswick?
Choose from vacation rentals near the beach, village center, or close to nature reserves depending on your interests. Many accommodations feature private gardens and easy access to local amenities.
What are the best things to do in Walberswick with kids?
Kids often love crabbing near the village bridge, playing on the beach, and exploring nature trails. Family-friendly cafes and occasional workshops at local galleries are enjoyable options.
What are some of the best things to do in Walberswick?
Explore the sandy beaches, try traditional crabbing at the village bridge, and stroll through nature reserves rich with wildlife. Visit local galleries for regional art and enjoy a meal at a village pub.
How is the weather in Walberswick?
Walberswick has cool winters from about 35–44°F (1–7°C); summers are mild, reaching 54–72°F (12–22°C), especially in July and August. Rain is consistent throughout the year, so packing a light raincoat is sensible.
When is the best time to visit Walberswick?
Late spring through early autumn is often recommended for milder temperatures and vibrant local events. Off-season months provide peaceful surroundings for those who prefer quieter village and coastal experiences.
What are the best places to visit in Walberswick?
Visit the sandy beach, explore local art galleries, and wander through the village green. Nature reserves around Walberswick are popular with visitors seeking wildlife and peaceful walks.
What are some hiking trails in Walberswick?
Walberswick has scenic walking trails through coastal dunes, marshes, and woodlands, many of which connect with nature reserves. Birdwatching paths and village walks are frequently suggested for hikers of all experience levels.
What are some family activities we can do in Walberswick?
Families often enjoy crabbing at the village bridge, building sandcastles on the beach, or exploring the trails in nature reserves. Local cafes and ice cream shops are favorite spots for afternoon treats.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from Walberswick?
Explore nearby market towns with independent shops, visit coastal villages known for art and history, or enjoy a walk in larger nature reserves just outside Walberswick. Traditional seaside piers and woodland walks are often suggested for day trips.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Walberswick?
Many vacation rentals in Walberswick welcome pets, especially homes near the beach or nature reserves. Several local pubs and cafes also have pet-friendly spaces for guests and their companions.
What are some local tips for visiting Walberswick?
Bring layers and a windproof jacket for walks by the sea, and remember to check tide times before beach outings. Try visiting local pubs for regional food, and take time to explore the village on foot for its historic atmosphere.
What is Walberswick known for?
Walberswick is known for its sandy beaches, traditional crabbing activities, and historic village charm. The surrounding nature reserves and coastal scenery draw visitors seeking tranquil outdoor spaces.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in Walberswick?
Explore tucked-away trails through the nature reserves, visit secluded beaches, and discover local art at village galleries. Quiet reed beds are often recommended for birdwatching and wildlife spotting.
What are the best foods to try in Walberswick?
Walberswick has frequently suggested dishes such as freshly caught fish, crab rolls, and classic British pies. Seasonal seaside treats and locally baked goods are also favorites among visitors.
What should I bring for a trip to Walberswick?
Pack comfortable walking shoes, a waterproof jacket for cooler months, and beachwear during warmer seasons. Locals often carry binoculars for birdwatching and a bucket for crabbing at the shoreline.
What is the nightlife in Walberswick like?
Walberswick has a quiet, relaxed nightlife with pubs and restaurants offering locally rooted food and drinks. Evening walks along the beach and tranquil village lanes are often enjoyed after sunset.
Destinations to explore
- The Broads
- Aldeburgh Beach
- The Broads
- RSPB Minsmere
- Cromer Beach
- Sheringham Beach
- Kelling Heath Holiday Park
- BeWILDerwood
- Snape Maltings
- Earlham Park
- Jimmy's Farm & Wildlife Park
- The Beach
- University of East Anglia
- Mundesley Beach
- Snetterton Circuit
- Pleasurewood Hills
- Walberswick Beach
- Go Ape Thetford (Treetop Challenge, Segways, Zip Lines, High Ropes)
- Norwich Cathedral
- Colchester Zoo
- West Mersea Beach
- University of Essex
- High Lodge Thetford Forest
- Felbrigg Hall





