On the B1083 from Woodbridge to Bawdsey.

The Swan is on the Suffolk Coast, one of the UK’s finest landscapes – with 40 miles of Heritage Coast set
in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Under our big East Anglian skies you will find tranquility and an invigorating sense of space, even at the height of summer.

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• The shingle beach is just a 20 minute walk along a footpath which takes you through a quiet patchwork of fields, away from traffic.
• Further afield, just 3 miles down the road, Bawdsey Quay has a small sandy beach looking out over the Deben estuary, Bawdsey Manor, the home to the birth of radar and the historic transmitter block.
• At Hollesley, 3 miles in the other direction, you'll find the Suffolk Punch Trust, the home of this rare breed of horse.
• Heading back along the road to Woodbridge is the National Trust Sutton Hoo site, the fascinating Anglo-Saxon burial grounds.
• There are several golf courses nearby, and if golf isn't for you there are plenty of other activities available locally such as sailing and horse riding.
• With it's acres of coastline, estuaries, heaths and forests it's a great place for birdwatching, fishing, walking, cycling or just enjoying the great outdoors
• Find out more about Woodbridge and it's attractions here.