East Anglia — covering Norfolk, Suffolk and Essex — offers a different kind of coastline to the South West: flatter, quieter in places, and known for its wide skies, salt marshes and long sandy beaches.
What sets East Anglia apart
The region’s coastline includes both classic family resorts (Great Yarmouth, Clacton) and quieter, more genteel spots (Southwold, Aldeburgh) — a wider range of character than some more uniformly “busy resort” coastlines elsewhere in the UK.
The Broads
Norfolk and Suffolk’s Broads National Park adds a genuinely different holiday option inland — waterways and boating alongside the more typical coastal caravan park offer, worth considering if you want to mix beach time with something different.
Choosing an area
See our Essex holidays guide for more on that part of the region specifically.
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