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Rivers in Suffolk. Suffolk has some fantastic rivers namely River Alde, River Deben, River Orwell and the River Stour. The rivers are great for walks, row boat hire and other fun activities. To find the best bits of the Suffolk rivers use our What To Do in Suffolk guide and find those closest to your location in Suffolk.

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Iceni Tours

Iceni Tours

               Iceni Tours specialises in tailor-made, chauffeur-driven, door-to-door, guided tours of the wonderful Suffolk Coast.  Tours are ideal for the first time or returning visitor, as well as for those who live in the county, but would like to get to know it better. Operating between Southwold and Felixstowe a maximum of 6 guests…

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Canoe and kayak hire near Aldeburgh

Canoe and kayak hire near Aldeburgh

Iken Canoe is a small and friendly canoe and kayak hire centre based on the stunning upper reaches of the Alde estuary between Snape and Aldeburgh, close to the Suffolk coast. They hire out canoes and kayaks for people to explore this wonderful stretch of river at their leisure. Discover creeks and flood waters where no…

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Ipswich

Ipswich

Ipswich is the largest town in Suffolk and is a great place to visit. It is a culturally diverse town with attractions including historic churches, several museums and art galleries. The River Orwell runs right through the town and the marina is a hive of activity, with several boat companies offering river cruises to visitors….

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Beccles

Beccles

Beccles is a beautiful market town situated at the bottom of the Broads on the River Waveney. It has many very interesting and unique shops, and holds a weekly market. Visitors are attracted to the 16th century St Michaels church and its dominating bell tower. It was in this church that Horatio Nelson’s parents were…

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Bungay

Bungay

Bungay is an ancient market town built around the remains of a Norman Castle. It is almost surrounded completely by the River Waveney, making it popular with canoeists and walkers alike. Bungay also contains an 18 hole golf course. Local areas of interest include the dominating St Mary’s Church and the recently renovated Fisher Theatre….

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