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thee best pub in Kessingland...oh sorry the only pub in Kessingland.

It's a nice little pub, stopped off here when the rain started. Unusually it stocked Belhaven beers which tasted great, they also had hand-drawn barrel beers which I do like to see. The food looked great, I only had the sausage roll which was nice. https://www.sailorshome.co.uk/

Sailors Home is well placed on Coast Path. Canteen meals from 5.00 to 8.00 daily.

Just behind the dunes between the beach and the village are the Kessingland Levels, an area of grazing land. Hiking along here is a lovely way to get to the sea from Kessingland, avoiding walking on the road.

Near Lowestoft, yet very quiet, Kessingland Beach is long, sandy and wide with cliffs stretching behind. It feels very wild ad unspoilt. Even so, there are still a number of cafes to chose from on the waterfront and views of Lowestoft to the north.

Keep an eye out for the sheep/lawnmowers

This coast has a wealth of golden sand beaches and Kessingland is no different. You can walk dogs on the beach all year round and the Suffolk Coast Path runs along the back of it. The low cliffs that back the beach only add to its impressive scale.

This thatched church sits atop the cliffs at Pakefield in Suffolk and has done since medieval times. There has been a church on this site since before Roman occupation although nothing remains of former iterations. It remains an active church with services several times a week.

Great little pub with a nice big beer garden and occasionally a Marquee

good pub