Lowestoft North Beach

Visit Lowestoft North Beach

Lowestoft North Beach on the Suffolk coast is a wonderful spot of a day out. North Beach is located north of Claremont Pier and features a mix of sand and shingle, backed by sand dunes. It is a quieter area, popular for bird watching and dog walking.

Similar to South Beach, North Beach has a promenade with beach kiosks and cafes nearby. However, it is less commercialised and offers a more natural environment. Accessible facilities are available, including public toilets, and it also has a lifeguard patrol during the summer months.

There is a carpark right by the beach off Links Road.

For nature lovers, there is a lovely walk north towards Gunton Dene.

Cycle the sea front promenade to Ness Point, which is the most easterly point in the UK, making it the first place in Britain to see the sunrise. This route is part of the North Sea Cycle Network, and accessible for all age groups.

This beach is …

  • Popular for Watersports
  • Dog restrictions during the summer
  • Great for walks

What to see and do

  • Cycle to Ness Point
  • Coastal walks

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Places to stay

  • Hotels
  • Self catering cottages

Holiday accommodation near this beach

Have a great day out by the coast

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Getting To Lowestoft North Beach

Beach Location

Marine Parade, Lowestoft NR33 0QL

Parking

There is a carpark close to the beach

Nearest Train

Station

Taking a trip to the beach. Get there by train or car.

Map of Lowestoft North Beach

Lowestoft North Beach Dogs Policy

Bring your pup to the beach! Just be aware of the seasonal restrictions.

Dogs are banned from 1 May to 30 September on the main beach areas. Outside these dates, dogs are allowed and can go off-lead.

Promenades require leads. A favourite winter beach for family dogs who enjoy space and quiet.

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What’s On along the Coast

Throughout the year there are a series of events and festivals taking place along the Coast in 2026. Find out What’s On from food festivals to cultural and sporting events.

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