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October Breaks

As the season turns, Suffolk puts on the most stunning displays of Autumn wonder. Mist hangs over the marshes in the early morning sun. The trees and hedgerows turn vibrant gold and bronze. Your favourite jumpers come back out of the wardrobe.

Booking your holiday cottage stay in October gives you a cosy base to explore what the coast has to offer. The pubs will be lighting their open fires, there’s unique seasonal foods on the menu and there still plenty of events to enjoy.

The quieter season provides greater options for your holiday cottage accommodation – including short stays and long weekend breaks.

Pumpkin picking on the Suffolk coast, a blog article by Durrants Holiday Cottages in Southwold

Autumn also brings with it new produce to try at the farmer’s markets. Suffolk is home to countless award winning restaurants alongside artisan bakeries, delis and smokehouses.

Are you considering bringing a four-legged friend on your holiday? There is no better time for your pet to explore the sandy beaches of Suffolk, as the dog ban on beaches is lifted during this season.

For families, with Halloween at the very end of the month, there’s a wide range of themed events, pumpkin picking and spooky outings available.

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