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July Breaks

Experience the vibrant summer season in Suffolk by booking a holiday cottage break in July, when the region is alive with activity and hot temperatures. Bring along your beach towel and sunhat to enjoy leisurely days on the sandy shores, alternating between the refreshing sea and the sun-kissed beach, or your very own colourful beach hut. Treat yourself to an array of ice creams or savour traditional fish and chips by the coast. After a day filled with beach fun or exploring Suffolk’s lively attractions, retreat to the cosy ambiance of your holiday cottage.

Whatever your vision for a July getaway, we offer an excellent selection of holiday cottages along the Suffolk Coast, ready for you to explore.

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98 High Street,
Southwold, Suffolk,
IP18 6DP
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