Walberswick is a small Suffolk village nestled between the river, dunes, and sea.

Everything is within easy walking distance — the pub, the children’s park, and the legendary Black Dog Deli. It’s just over two hours from London, and you can even cross the river via the old Southwold ferry — a small detail visitors love.

Behind the village stretches one of the largest forests in the UK, perfect for long walks and quiet moments, with deer often spotted along the way. The coastline and creeks are ideal for crab fishing with the kids, exploring the shoreline, or simply sitting back and taking in the view. And as night falls, campfire stories often turn to the local Black Dog folklore — a tale whispered here for generations.

You can smell the salt in the air wherever you go — it’s part of what makes this place so easy to love. Walberswick is known for some of the best food in Suffolk and a kind of charm that doesn’t need much dressing up. It’s all here, just as it’s always been.