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Beach House Kessingland

Hot Tub
Sleeps 16
Pets 1
Bedrooms: 8
  • Eight bedrooms sleeping 15 guests
  • Direct beach access 150 metres
  • Hot tub and games room
  • Seven private parking spaces
  • Sea-facing terrace with BBQ
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Get More From Your Kessingland Hot Tub Cottage Break

Booking cottages with hot tubs in Kessingland gives you direct access to one of Suffolk's most authentic coastal villages. This working seaside community sits between Lowestoft and Southwold and offers proper beach life without the tourist crowds. You get sandy shores and wildlife reserves alongside that private hot tub luxury.

We love how Kessingland balances traditional seaside charm with genuine coastal wilderness. The village sits right on the Heritage Coast and gives you miles of unspoilt beaches plus the massive Benacre National Nature Reserve on your doorstep. Whether you're after romantic breaks or family cottages for a large holiday group, this stretch of Suffolk coast delivers.

What to do on a family or couple's hot tub break in Kessingland

Kessingland transformed from a small fishing hamlet into a proper seaside destination during Victorian times. The village kept its authentic character though. You won't find amusement arcades or tacky gift shops here. Instead you get real coastal life with fishing boats, nature reserves and beaches that stretch for miles.

The area works brilliantly for hot tub breaks because you can spend your days exploring beaches and wildlife spots then return to your cottage with hot tub for total relaxation. We find the mix of outdoor adventure and private luxury makes for the best kind of coastal getaways.

Sightseeing in Kessingland

The village centre clusters around the main road with traditional pubs and local shops. St Edmund's Church dates back to the 14th century and stands as a landmark you can spot from the beach. The real draw here is the coastline itself. Sandy beaches run north and south with dunes and nature reserves creating a wild coastal landscape that feels miles from anywhere.

Top 5 attractions you have to see in Kessingland

From wildlife parks to nature reserves and historic market towns, this corner of Suffolk packs in attractions for everyone. Here are the five places to visit during your stay.

Africa Alive!

This 100-acre wildlife park sits right in Kessingland and brings African animals to the Suffolk coast. You can see giraffes, lions, rhinos and cheetahs in large paddocks designed to mimic their natural habitats. The park focuses on conservation and runs keeper talks throughout the day. It's perfect for families booking a cottage break with kids.

Kessingland Beach

The main beach stretches for miles with golden sand and shallow waters ideal for swimming. Beach Road car park gives direct access and the beach stays relatively quiet even in summer. We rate this as one of Suffolk's best beaches for dog friendly walks. The northern end leads into Benacre National Nature Reserve where you'll find complete seclusion.

Benacre National Nature Reserve

This massive reserve covers 400 hectares of coastal habitats including lagoons, reedbeds and ancient woodland. The reserve protects rare birds and you can spot marsh harriers, bitterns and avocets depending on season. Access is via footpaths from Kessingland Beach. It's brilliant for isolated walks where you won't see another soul for hours.

Southwold

Drive 20 minutes south to reach this classic Suffolk coastal town. Southwold offers boutique cottages, independent shops and the famous Adnams Brewery. The pier has traditional amusements and the lighthouse stands right in the town centre. Beach huts line the promenade in pastel colours. It's the perfect spot for romantic breaks and afternoon visits.

Lowestoft

Britain's most easterly town sits just 10 minutes north. Lowestoft has two beaches, a working harbour and the new First Light Pavilion celebrating the town's maritime heritage. The South Pier offers fishing and the town centre has major shops for practical supplies. Claremont Pier provides traditional seaside entertainment for families.

Don't Miss These...

Attraction What you'll experience Best for
Africa Alive! African wildlife in spacious habitats with conservation focus and daily keeper talks Families
Kessingland Beach Miles of sandy beach with shallow swimming and dog friendly access to nature reserves Everyone
Benacre National Nature Reserve Remote coastal wilderness with rare birds, lagoons and completely secluded walking trails Couples
Southwold Classic coastal town with brewery tours, boutique shopping and iconic beach huts Couples
Lowestoft Working harbour town with beaches, maritime heritage and traditional pier entertainment Families

Visitor FAQs

How do I get to Kessingland?
The A12 runs through the village connecting to Ipswich and the national road network. Norwich is 30 minutes west. Lowestoft station is the nearest rail link with connections to Norwich and Ipswich. Most people book rental cars for exploring the coast.

What family activities are available?
Africa Alive! tops the list for family cottages. The beach offers rock pooling and sandcastle building. Pleasurewood Hills theme park sits 15 minutes north. Many holiday cottages and lodges offer games rooms and large family spaces.

Where are the best romantic spots?
Benacre Reserve provides remote self catering walks for couples. Southwold offers boutique dining and sunset beach walks. Your private hot tub creates the ultimate romantic setting after days exploring the coast.

Is there good shopping nearby?
Kessingland has basic village shops. Lowestoft provides supermarkets and high street stores. Southwold offers unique cottages-style gift shops and local produce. Norwich gives full city shopping 30 minutes away.

Why choose a hot tub cottage here?
Hot tub cottages in Kessingland combine coastal location with luxury facilities. After beach walks and wildlife watching you can soak under the stars. Many properties offer dog friendly and pet friendly cottages with pools or jacuzzi facilities. You get space that villas and holiday houses provide with the intimacy of a chalet or log cabin retreat.

Cottages with hot tubs in Kessingland give you authentic coastal living with proper luxury. Book your cottage break here and you'll discover why this quiet corner of Suffolk beats the busy resorts. Whether you're after cheap cottages for last minute deals or luxury cottages for new year celebrations, this village delivers. The combination of wild beaches, nature reserves and your own hot tub stays creates the perfect coastal retreat.

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