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King Charles III England Coast Path: Lowestoft to Sea Palling

National Trails

Follows Suffolk and Norfolk's shifting coastline along sandy beaches, low cliffs, and grassy clifftops with minimal elevation gain—flat to gentle throughout, perfect for families and buggy-friendly in stretches. Dogs welcome but keep on leads near wildlife areas and beach-nesting birds (seasonal restrictions apply). Delivers proper North Sea views, charming seaside villages, and easy access to fish and chips stops, making it ideal for bite-sized coastal rambles or longer distances.

Great Yarmouth workhouse walk

Traces the history of Great Yarmouth's Victorian workhouse through a 3.9km urban loop on paved paths and pavements. Entirely flat and fully buggy-friendly, making it ideal for families with young children. Dogs welcome on leads through residential streets and past heritage sites. Combines social history with Victorian architecture, passing the former workhouse buildings, almshouses and historic town features – a gentle educational walk that brings local heritage to life without requiring any fit

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

National Trust

Winds through Great Yarmouth's historic core on flat, paved streets – perfect for buggies, young children and dogs on leads. The 1.6km loop connects Tudor merchants' houses, medieval town walls and the atmospheric South Quay, revealing layers of maritime heritage from fishing port to seaside resort. Excellent for history-loving families wanting a gentle, story-rich stroll with plenty of architectural detail and harbour views.

Mautby Marsh Circular Walk

Wherry Lines Walk 9