Lowestoft (North of Claremont Pier)

Britain's largest protected wetland — a watery maze of rivers, fens and windmills.

2.7 km W

Shingle beaches, reedy estuaries and gorse heaths along a soft, low-lying coast made for gentle walking

6.6 km SW

A yew-hedge maze of the 1840s beside a mansion rebuilt for railway contractor Sir Morton Peto.

7.8 km NW

The last working full-size marsh drainage windmill in Britain, a black-tarred smock mill demonstrated on the Waveney levels.

9.8 km NW

A wild, fast-eroding beach of golden cliffs backed by the Benacre Broad lagoon, reached on foot past a ruined church.

11.4 km S

A riverside lido on the Waveney, saved by local people in 2010 and now heated and open all year.

12.9 km W