Holiday rentals and lettings in Lowestoft

Do you want to spend your next holiday in a countryside setting yet modern place? Lowestoft's beach, harbour and parks are sure to suit you. This harbour town is full of surprises to discover and marvel at the magic of nature. Our recommendation for you is to stay in a holiday letting to make this an unforgettable and very comfortable holiday. With our help, you will rent a comfortable place in Lowestoft, close to the beach, the harbour, the Living Africa Nature Park and the Broads, a network of rivers and lakes protected as a National Park and Ramsar Wetland.

The holiday rentals and lettings in Lowestoft are perfectly set up for family groups. Many of the rentals have space for more than 5 people, and in several of them you can even bring your pet. There are fully equipped lettings less than 150 metres from the beach. So you can spend a whole day at the beach and then move into a comfortable room with air conditioning, TV and your own space to cook. And then sleep will come to you alone in one of the spacious king-size beds you can choose from. Sipping a coffee with a view of the harbour, the boats and the good morning from harbour-workers is also possible.

Lowestoft is part of the county of Suffolk in England. And the area in which it is located is also home to The Broads, a network of rivers and lakes that are under protection. They say the North always gives you an idea of where you're going, North Lowestoft is London, so if you want to spend a few days away from the metropolis to go swimming in fresh and salt water, Lowestoft will be a blue paradise for you. This port town in the North of England is full of beautiful white sand and turquoise water that you'll want to try. Take a stroll at sunset while sipping a refreshing drink and enjoying the sea breeze, so salty it rusts doors.

Lowestoft is the land where, on the beach, you'll see the sunrise earlier than anywhere else in England, and it's known for being the most easterly town in the country. Between two beautiful piers and an azure blue view where you can only tell the difference between the sky and the sea by the sand, it's a place you can't help but be fond of. The city is criss-crossed by train tracks and still has British-style buses to get you from one side to the other. But, it's not always an option to get around on wheels, with the rentals we offer you'll have everything within easy reach.

Lowesoft is a beach paradise. Its Blue Flag beach is ideal for family trips and visits. In addition, its beautiful scenery is said to have inspired Benjamin Britten's debut. Huge golden sands, beach huts, a pier, toilets and showers make this an ideal place for swimming and paddle boarding. Kids can build sandcastles and keep pictures of beautiful scenery forever. If you are a marine soul, don't hesitate to rent a boat ride with your family or friends. And with the proximity of the holiday homes and rentals we have, arriving late won't be a cause for concern.

Nature and wildlife are some of the wonders of Lowestoft. Its nature parks are home to some of the UK's rarest birdlife, and can even be seen on the beach at Pakefield. The famous Oulton Broad is the start of a boating adventure on the Norfolk and Suffolk Broads. Lowestoft and its neighbours are a haven for wildlife lovers who want to explore the great outdoors. If that wasn't enough, Carlton Colville, a village near Lowestoft, is home to other nature reserves... Near Lowestoft you will come across the exotic species: Marsh Harriers, Bearded Boobies and Sharpshooters, unique and majestic birds.

If there's one thing Lowestoft is all about, it's sailing, and, in this museum dedicated to highlighting the aspects and resources for it, you'll find out all about how marine life has been made in Lowestoft. There are medals that were awarded to Royal Navy and RNLI personnel, there are shipyard tools, fishing paraphernalia, pieces of marine art and many model boats.

If you're a wildlife enthusiast visiting Lowestoft, be sure to visit the more than 1,000 animals in 60 acres of parkland, ankole cattle, antelope, Somali wild asses and Barbary sheep in large paddocks. They are a tribute to animals of African origin.

The East Anglia Transport Museum is the only transport museum in the country where you can travel by tram, bus and trolleybus in the same area. These vehicles pass through the street first and then dive into the woods. In addition, you will appreciate a lot of historical transport objects in their exhibits.

Somerleyton Hall is a small castle that was originally built as a stately home. This particular place is renowned for its apple-green gardens and beautiful architecture worthy of royalty. Construction began in 1240 and today, it is one of Lowestoft's most visited tourist destinations.

If there are children on your trip, spending a whole day at this theme park will never fade from their minds. This park is located on a 59 acre site between Corton and Gunton, near Lowestoft, Suffolk Pleasurewood Hills has plenty of restaurants nearby to visit after a fun day out for the whole family.