South Beach

Brilliant wide sandy beach on a beautiful Suffolk coastline and has loads of beach huts on the seafront toilets are nearby and also a short walk from Claremont and South pier it was high tide when we visited today the sea was quite moderate too but easy getting down for a nice long paddle and the weather stayed dry it was also nice and quiet on the beach too and plenty of room to sit and watch the world go by

What a lovely beach. So clean, well designed, and very safe. I loved walking along the promenade as there were separate lanes for cyclists and for people walking. Plenty of bins for people to get rid of rubbish. The beach itself is great, you can either go on one side which is more pebbly or the other side is sandier. Either way it is well looked after and the lifeguards are visible, often out in the sea doing patrols. They use the flag system to let you know where it's safer to swim which is good. Plenty of places to eat and drink all the way along the seafront and fairly priced. Loads of parking nearby, some pay at the meter (or using Ringgo) and some free spots if you're willing to venture further. Atmosphere at the beach was very relaxed and there were lots of people having fun, as they should. It's definitely a well respected and looked after beach. Only thing I felt was missing was that you couldn't go along the pier otherwise it was a thoroughly enjoyable trip.

Beautiful beach, might just be my new favourite! Quite butbwith a few retardants and puns as well as beachy shops. Beautiful clean sea amd a lovely walk up along the beach leading into the town. If you walk right along the beach you will come across a pavilion, pub and then the town centre 😀. Fid you know that lowestoft is the most easterly point in the UK!! Great sunrise can be captured here 👌

We choosed this for a beach volleyball and it was amazing. Sand by the huts have been so soft! It gets worse going closer to the sea, however, nice and sandy, quiet shallow way into the sea again. Some entertainments around. Car park right behind the huts. Toilets have been out of order but temporarily ones standing outside. Not too overcrowded even on a bank holiday.

Lowestoft South Beach lies only a short walk away from both the rail station and the town centre. It features a lengthy promenade with plenty of benches to watch the North Sea from. You'll find seafront businesses selling fish & chips, icecream, and hot drinks. And seaside essentials like buckets and spades and tiny windmills. The beach itself is rather pebbly though has plenty of sandy areas to relax on.