Posts Tagged “seaside”
![The Crown at Woodbridge – hotel review](https://www.mostlyfood.co.uk/img/flatford-2-web.jpg)
This was my first visit to Woodbridge in Suffolk. It’s an English county on the right-hand edge of the map of England and comprises the bottom half of that roundy bit that sticks out into the North Sea. The coastline is a draw, but there are so many reasons to visit this beautiful county, as…
![The White Lion, Aldeburgh – hotel review](https://www.mostlyfood.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/white-window-web.jpg)
I am well-travelled but I still believe that there are few places better than Britain on balmy summer days, and particularly when one is fanned by soft sea breezes. Aldeburgh is an historic town and tourist destination for visitors who appreciate its expansive Blue Flag shingle beach. Aldeburgh is a traditional coastal town in Suffolk….
![The Brudenell Hotel, Aldeburgh, Suffolk – review](https://www.mostlyfood.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2017/12/alde-prawn-thumb.jpg)
This is a classic English coastal town. It has a long and wide Blue Flag shingle beach which is dotted with fishing boats and fresh-fish shacks. It’s a draw for those who want to catch some rays and go for a paddle, and also those who would love an early morning summer walk to watch…
![The Crown Restaurant at Woodbridge – restaurant review](https://www.mostlyfood.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2017/11/woodbridge-choc-web-thumb.jpg)
OK, I confess, I had never visited Suffolk. I discovered a strikingly beautiful county with coast, pasture, chocolate-box villages and historic towns. I discovered Woodbridge! The Crown Hotel (read my review here) houses its eponymous 2 AA Rosette restaurant, which is recommended in the Michelin Guide. It’s found at the top of The Thoroughfare which…
![Langkawi – more than beaches – travel review](https://www.mostlyfood.co.uk/img/Islands-web.jpg)
This tropical gem has a deserved reputation for iconic, palm-fringed beaches, dazzling white sand and sea warm enough to call a bath. Langkawi is an island that charms and intrigues, and its story can be discovered not far from your sun-lounger. The sea is very much part of life here. It has provided a living…