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King Charles III England Coast Path: Lowestoft to Sea Palling

Follows the dramatic Suffolk and Norfolk coastline along sandy beaches, low cliffs, and shingle shores with mostly flat, easy terrain perfect for families and buggies on paved sections. Dogs welcome year-round but check seasonal beach restrictions in summer months. Expect big skies, seal colonies near Horsey, charming seaside towns like Southwold, and excellent birdwatching opportunities across coastal nature reserves. Divided into manageable sections with regular facilities and transport links

Great Yarmouth workhouse walk

Follows flat, paved paths through Great Yarmouth's historic town centre, tracing the story of the Victorian workhouse with interpretation boards along the way. Entirely suitable for buggies and young children, with level pavements throughout. Dogs welcome on leads through the urban streets. Offers a fascinating glimpse into social history whilst exploring Georgian and Victorian architecture, plus easy access to cafés and the seafront – ideal for combining heritage with a family day out.

Elizabethan House Museum's Great Yarmouth Heritage Trail, Elizabethan House

Meanders through Great Yarmouth's historic South Quay on flat, paved streets perfect for buggies and young families. Dogs welcome on leads as you pass Tudor merchants' houses, medieval town walls and the atmospheric Rows - narrow alleyways unique to the town. The 1.6km loop takes roughly 30-40 minutes at a leisurely pace, offering fascinating glimpses into this once-thriving port's maritime past without any challenging terrain.

Mautby Marsh Circular Walk

Wherry Lines Walk 9