About This Place

Being just north of Lowestoft, which is Britain’s most easterly point means it can get a little breezy here. The beach itself is a mix of coarse sand and shingle which is divided up by wooden groynes. To the rear of the beach is a large grassy area separated from the beach by a concrete walkway. --> Corton was officially designated a naturist beach back in 1979. However, for various reasons this was withdrawn back in 2009. As it stands the council have not allocated any further naturist beaches in the area, but they have also revoked a by-law which prohibited naturists using other local beaches.

💡 Our Take

Looking for a dog-friendly beach in Suffolk? We at DogParkUK recommend Corton Sands! This sandy beach welcomes your furry friends year-round - perfect for winter walks and summer paddles. With unrestricted access, even energetic pups can run free. Parking is available nearby. While the immediate area is somewhat remote, local shops offer essential amenities a short drive away. Swim safety conditions can vary, so always keep a watchful eye on your dog, especially if they are not strong swimmers. We think it's best for very sociable dogs.