Overview
Lowestoft holds Ness Point, the most easterly point of the British Isles, making it a geographic novelty worth visiting. The town boasts Blue Flag beaches running south to Pakefield, offering some of the finest sandy stretches in East Anglia.
Beach · Budget Travel · Day Trips · Family Travel · Nature
Before you go
Accommodation
Seafront BnBs range £25-£90/night depending on season. Budget chains include Premier Inn and Travelodge. Camping available year-round at The Hollies from £20/tent.
Beach
Blue Flag beaches run from Lowestoft to Pakefield. Best during summer; busiest during school holidays when accommodation prices peak.
Connectivity
4G available from all UK carriers. No 5G as of May 2022. Free Wi-Fi at North Quay Retail Park.
Money
GBP (£) is the local currency. ATMs available at North Quay Retail Park and throughout town. Most businesses accept cards; some smaller shops may be cash-only.
Transport
Lowestoft railway station is Britain's most easterly station with hourly services to Norwich (30-45 min) and connections to Ipswich. National Express coaches run twice daily from London Victoria.