Beccles is a picturesque market town on the River Waveney forming the southern tip of the Norfolk Broads.
Known for its historic town centre filled with independent shops, restaurants and buildings rich in history and convenient access to the Suffolk Coast. The Museum located on Ballygate, which is open from April to October, is a perfect place to start learning about the history of Beccles.
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Beccles is the ideal gateway for exploring the scenic River Waveney, where you can enjoy wildlife rich river trips aboard the Big Dog Ferry, departing right from the town’s quayside to neighbouring Geldeston.
For those who love walking, the historic marshland, gifted by Queen Elizabeth I in 1584, offers a variety of scenic trails northwards. Or you can follow the river through the Suffolk countryside.
Beccles Lido is a popular outdoor swimming complex with three pools – a main pool, toddler pool and paddling pool all heated to 28°C in summer, and open in winter for cold water swimming at 15°C. It also features a summer cafe, children’s adventure play area and all weather exercise equipment.
Beccles has many family friendly activities including a popular skate park on Beccles Common and exciting play areas for children. Adventure seekers can visit the UK Parachuting Centre for skydiving while Ellough Park Raceway – host to the British Championships – lets you experience the excitement of go-kart racing.
The town hosts yearly events, from the popular Antiques Street Market held in May and August, the Beccles Duck Race and a lively beer festival which featured 40 real ales from 19 breweries in Suffolk and Norfolk this year.
Food lovers will find plenty of options with something to suit every taste. Graze at The White Horse is a great spot for hearty burgers while Baileys Delicatessen offers a charming deli and a cozy café for light bites and fresh produce. For a traditional pub atmosphere, the Wine Vaults provides a warm welcome with its log fire and classic bar setting. If you are craving wood fired pizza, head to Oakfired at the Royal Oak, where you will find authentic options perfect for sharing.
Beccles is served by a railway station on the East Suffolk line, connecting to Lowestoft, Ipswich and London. Education options include seven nearby primary schools, two secondary schools within the town, and The Old School at Henstead, an independent school for children aged 3 to 13.
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