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28th January 2025 |

Activities, School Holidays, Southwold

5 Things to Do on the Suffolk Coast this February Half Term

Being the first half term of the new year, the February half term comes around quicker than expected.

This school holiday is fantastic opportunity to book a few days away to the Suffolk Coast and enjoy the great outdoors, whether you’re looking to get away as a family or adults only. Whilst the weather still has a chill in the air, you can wrap up warm and enjoy the many activities taking place throughout the county at this time of year. Keep reading to see our five recommended things to do whilst holidaying in Suffolk during February half term.

Sandy stretch of beach in Southwold, Suffolk

Suffolk Beaches

Explore the stunning beaches of the Suffolk Coast. Take a leisurely stroll along the sandy shores such as those at the Blue Flag Beach in Southwold, collect seashells, and enjoy the fresh sea air. Don’t forget to bring your camera to capture the beautiful winter landscapes, especially if you’re heading to the wilder beaches further along the coast at Walberswick or Dunwich.

Rediscover Nature

Visit the RSPB Minsmere Reserve and enjoy a spot of birdwatching and walking. February is a great time to spot migratory birds and other wildlife. Bring along a pair of binoculars and see how many different species you can identify! There’s also a fantastic range of children’s activities taking place at the centre over the half term holiday, from building nestboxes to spring crafts. Take a look at the events calendar for more information.

Brewing Memories

If you’re a fan of Adnams ales and spirits then don’t miss the Adnams Brewery and Distillery Tours in Southwold, let by an experienced tour guide and taking place daily. You’ll get first-hand knowledge of the brewing process and get a good look behind the scenes, plus a tasting session and a chance to browse the Cellar and Kitchen Store.

Wake up and smell the coffee

Indulge in some cosy café hopping – Suffolk has a fantastic range of cafes serving up hot drink and delicious locally made treats. Try out seasonal specialties and enjoy the welcoming atmosphere while planning your next adventure.

Explore the ‘Castle on the Hill’

Framlingham Castle offers stunning views of the beautiful Suffolk countryside, making it a perfect half term outing for the whole family. Explore the intriguing history of this 12th century castle, more recently known as Ed Sheeran’s ‘Castle on the Hill’.

Book your perfect February Half Term holiday cottage

If you’re looking for accommodation for your February half term break, look no further than our Suffolk Coast holiday cottages. From cosy cottages for two to large houses for all the family, we have a fantastic selection of cottages to choose from. Our availability for a 3 night break can be found below, and flexible short breaks are available. Give our friendly team a call on 01502 723292 if you need assistance with booking your February half term holiday.

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