The Suffolk Coast Travel Guides

Coaches

A regular hourly Jetlink coach service from Surrey Street Bus Station takes two hours to and from London Stansted Airport.

One main coach...

Dunwich Heath: Coastal Centre & Beach

Within an AONB and offering many excellent walks, the area is a remnant of the once extensive Sandlings heaths, with open tracts of heather and...

Driving

The Bury St Edmunds & North Suffolk Coast region has excellent road links to all of the UK The A14 runs through the centre of Bury St...

Train stations

Located on the outskirts of town besides the A14, the station is staffed with a booking office open 06:50 to 19:20 Monday to Fridays, 06:50 to...

Flights

The area is served by two airports, Norwich Airport and Stansted Airport. Both are outside of the Suffolk & South Norfolk region, but are...

Buses

Buses around the Newmarket and Bury St. Edmunds area are provided by four main bus companies:

First Group Stagecoach Cambus Hedingham...

Transport Travel Guide

The Bury St Edmunds & North Suffolk Coast region is easily reached from the UK and many overseas destinations.

Regular flights can...

Orford Ness National Nature Reserve

The largest vegetated shingle spit in Europe, the Reserve contains a variety of habitats including shingle, saltmarsh, mudflat, brackish lagoons...

Ferries

Although there are no ports in the Suffolk & South Norfolk region itself, the Port of Harwich is little more than an hours drive from Bury St...

Trains

2 hours direct service from London King's Cross or Liverpool St; change at Cambridge or Ipswich Around 6 hours from Edinburgh; change at...

Sutton Hoo

Sutton Hoo is one of the most important archaeological sites in this country - described as 'page one of English history'. On a spur of...