Lowestoft South Beach (Lowestoft)
Just south of Great Yarmouth, on Suffolk’s “Sunrise Coast” is Lowestoft South Beach with its fine sand and wealth of local facilities. Also known as Victoria Beach, it is the main resort beach in the area with a Blue Flag award for its clean waters. South Beach also boasts many past awards from the Tourist Board.
Something of a classic seaside town, Lowestoft has a refurbished seafront and promenade providing easy access to the sand. There is also pay-and-display car parking nearby.
A Visitor Centre provides local info in the East Point Pavilion and a pier with amusements and entertainment centre. It’s a popular beach for fishing.
The beach is ideal for a host of watersports such as swimming, surfing, windsurfing and jet-skiing and there is a seasonal lifeguard service.
Fun activities such as Crazy Golf can be found in the Children’s Corner and on the Royal Green adjacent to the beach and promenade. There are public toilets and showers on the beach with local cafés and restaurants nearby.
Type of beach
Sandy
Lifeguard service
Yes
Dogs friendly beach?
Dogs are not allowed on Lowestoft beach from 1st May to 30th September
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Activities
- Diving & snorkelling
- Good fishing
- Jet-skiing
- Sailing
- Swimming/bathing
- Surfing
- Wind surfing
Facilities
- Cafe/restaurant
- Toilets
- Disabled facilities
- First aid point
- Lost child centre
- Shop
- Pub nearby
- Beach hut hire
- Slipway
- Promenade
- Pier
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Lowestoft South Beach (Lowestoft) Reviews
Outstanding sandy beach ⛱️ with lovely clean facilities
Stavros
Apr 19th 2023Gorgeous sandy beach but surrounding town needs some attention!
Walk to Ness point underwhelming bar a nice church. Industrialised and a bracing North sea wind as you’d expect.
Best beach in Suffolk
Annaspice
Dec 26th 2021Forget Southwold (OK - it’s a lot posher!) South Beach gives you acres of sand and your own beach hut!
Notes & pending corrections
2024-07-24
You can let your dogs run on parts of the beach; I call the beach just past South Pier the 'Rocky Beach'; it's like a little 'Bay', then Claremont Pier Beach is 'The Florida Beach', but if you go past that, there is what I call 'The grassy Beach' with not many people up there; 'Unspoilt'. People take their dogs there because it has that 'Deserted' look and as long as you keep an eye on your dog and pick up any 'Doggy Doo' it should be fine!
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