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Felixstowe has lots of things to do
whether you are a visitor for the day, staying for longer or reside in the town
Things To Do
Experience traditional seaside amusements, a stroll along the promenade, rich flora and fauna at nature reserves and gardens, plus a wealth of historical heritage.
See our downloadable publications page for the PDF copies of the circular walks and the Felixstowe cycle map.
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Langer Park
An oasis of green open space with its mature trees and children's play area. An oasis of green open space with its mature trees and children's play area.
On the Prom, Prom, Prom…
Our fantastic prom offers both walking and cycling for everyone. Our fantastic prom offers both walking and cycling for everyone.
The Seafront Gardens
Walking along the promenade, you’ll come across the newly restored Seafront Gardens that sit on… Walking along the promenade, you’ll come across the newly restored Seafront Gardens that sit on cliffs.
Churches in Felixstowe
Felixstowe and its surrounding villages have a wonderful collection of churches. Felixstowe and its surrounding villages have a wonderful collection of churches.
Landguard Visitor Centre and Ferry
Located between Landguard Fort and the Port of Felixstowe is the John Bradfield Viewing Area. Located between Landguard Fort and the Port of Felixstowe is the John Bradfield Viewing Area.
Fantasia and Adventure Golf
A 9 hole mini golf course set in themed gardens and one of the main amusement arcades along Sea… A 9 hole mini golf course set in themed gardens and one of the main amusement arcades along Sea Road.
Landguard Nature Reserve
This shingle spit on the southern tip of Suffolk's stunning coastline offers a variety of flora and… This shingle spit on the southern tip of Suffolk's stunning coastline offers a variety of flora and fauna.
The Grove and Abbey Grove
The Grove is one of the few remaining areas of mature woodland on the Felixstowe peninsula. The Grove is one of the few remaining areas of mature woodland on the Felixstowe peninsula.
