This sand and shingle beach, backed by low dunes and marshland, stretches from the north side of the mouth of the River Blyth up to Southwold. The southern end of the beach has a lifeboat station and a lifeboat museum, behind which is a small caravan park.

More in-depth analysis at key locations such as at Southwold is now taking place. The profile data presented in this report is in the form of tide level analysis, beach profile analysis, aerial photography and historic OS map comparisons.

Southwold’s beaches are one of the town’s main attractions. Multiple award-winning, and frequently appearing in ‘best-of’ lists, they’re split into the north beach, where you can enjoy a stroll along the promenade, and the less developed south beach, where clumps of marram grass grow amongst the sandy dunes.

2024年12月2日 · The Denes beach at Southwold is a quiet shingle beach backed by sand dunes and marshes less busy than the main Southwold beach. The beach is between the mouth of the river Blyth and the historical seaside town of Southwold.

A wilder counterpart to the Pier Beach, Southwold Denes features a serene sand and shingle landscape, framed by dunes and marshland. Nestled towards the Harbour and the River Blyth's mouth, this beach exudes a quieter and more isolated ambiance. The beach's northern stretch is embellished with lively huts, forming an iconic seascape.

A quiet, sand and shingle beach near the mouth of the River Blyth. The southern and more rural stretch of Southwold beach. The Denes is backed by marshes and bordered by the mouth of the river Blyth on one side and the historical seaside town of Southwold on the other.

The beach is a beautiful stretch of sand interspersed with shingle areas and wooden groynes. It is divided by Southwold Pier and overlooked by a promenade and colourful beach huts. Walk along the beach away from the huts, and you will see sand dunes at The Denes beach.

2024年3月5日 · This lovely little sand dune backed beach is just across the River Blythe from Southwold, which is within easy walking distance. A walk in the other direction will take you past the Walberswick Nature Reserve with its mix of marsh and heathland.

Denes Beach in Southwold, Suffolk, offers a quieter alternative to the bustling Southwold Pier area, appealing to those seeking a peaceful beach experience. It is known for its wide expanse of shingle beach, which transitions to sand at low tide. One of the beach’s main attractions is its natural, unspoiled environment.

Southwold Denes or ‘The Denes’ is a sand and shingle beach, just along Ferry road, from Southwold main beach. Generally quieter than neighbouring Southwold beach, that being said, on a hot day it can get busy quickly. Park on the road, …