Can you walk from Felixstowe to Felixstowe Ferry?

– The walk can be easily split into shorter sections, such as the stretch from the Golf Road car park, past the Felixstowe Ferry Golf Club and two historic Martello Towers to Felixstowe Ferry. 1 to 1.8 miles (1.6 to 2.8 kilometres) (each way).

How long is Felixstowe promenade?

four miles
Things to do in Felixstowe On of the main attractions of Felixstowe is the seafront, it is over four miles long, with a wide promenade that stretches almost the entire length of the beach from Landguard Point to Felixstowe Ferry.

Is the Felixstowe Ferry running?

The Ferry. Deben ferries cross the river from Felixstowe Ferry to Bawdsey Quay. The ferry runs seasonally, from Easter to April at weekends only, 10am to 5pm, and daily from May to October, 10am to 5pm. Wave the bat at the end of the jetty to call the ferryman.

How long is the Suffolk coastal Path?

60 miles
The Suffolk Coast Path stretches along the coast between Lowestoft and Landguard Fort, close to Felixstowe in the south, a total distance of 60 miles (97km) depending on whether beach walking or inland options are followed.

Where can I walk my dog in Felixstowe?

For the keen distance walkers, meeting in Felixstowe are the Suffolk Coast Path, which consists of a 50-mile walk from Felixstowe to Lowestoft, and the Stour and Orwell Walk, a 42-mile walk from Felixstowe to Cattawade and Manningtree.

Can dogs go on Felixstowe Pier?

Dogs are prohibited on Felixstowe beach during May to September, but you can take your canine friend for a stroll along the prom all year round. Along the prom, you’ll also find the historic pier, the heart of Felixstowe’s seaside town charm.

Is Felixstowe pretty?

Nestled between the rivers Orwell and Deben, Felixstowe is a charming seaside town with a vibrant town centre and a wonderful mix of attractions and activities to suit all ages and interests.

What time do Felixstowe arcades shut?

Most Amusements and Arcades in Felixstowe have an opening time of 00:00 and closing time of 00:00.

How much is the Felixstowe Ferry?

Fares: Felixstowe – Harwich: Adult £4.00, OAP £2.00, Child £3.00 (Half price for bus pass holders). Family Discount: 2 Adults with 3 Children , Third child travels free. All fares are for a single journey.

Where does the ferry go from Felixstowe?

Felixstowe freight ferry services from the UK to Holland with DFDS Seaways. Felixstowe ferry port is in Suffolk, on the North Sea coast and is part of the UK’s busiest container port. From here you can catch DFDS Seaways ro-ro ferries to Rotterdam Vlaardingen in the Netherlands.

Which is nicer Aldeburgh or Southwold?

Of the two, I would choose Southwold because it’s arguably more of a “proper” town with a bit more of its own life and community left than Aldeburgh.

Can you walk from Kessingland to Southwold along the beach?

It is possible to walk to Kessingland north along the beach (about 8 miles) and return by local bus to Southwold (about one an hour during daylight) if you are staying there or wish to leave your car there.

Where is the walking route from Felixstowe Ferry?

From Felixstowe Ferry we found a clear footpath signpost that circled around the top of Felixstowe Ferry Golf Club and then walked left through the kissing gate along the tracks all the way back to cross over Cliff Road and back to the car.

How long is the walk from Felixstowe to Ipswich?

It’s an attractive place with a Victorian promenade, an old pier and some pleasant seafront gardens to explore. This circular walk explores the coast and countryside surrounding the town using a section of the Suffolk Coast Path. The route runs for about 14 miles along a flat, waymarked path.

Where to walk from Felixstowe to shingle beach?

We walked from Felixstowe to the small fishing village of Felixstowe Ferry and back again. The beach is very soft sand at Felixstowe, but as you get towards the Ferry it becomes shingle. The coast is part of the Suffolk Coast and Heath Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

When was the last time I visited Felixstowe?

We visited Felixstowe on a Saturday in September, one of the last days of and Indian Summer, when you knew that the weather was about to turn, and autumn was truly on its way.