Manningtree ‘Paddle and Oar’ festival has become an annual event and this year is again no exception. Scheduled to take place over the weekend of 8/9 June, come and take a look if you can and join in the fun. There will be ‘have a go’ sessions, as well as both light hearted and some …
Just 20 yards from the waterside in Manningtree, ‘Beaches’ accommodation is a superb place to stay whether on Holiday or a business visit to the area.
As part of a 450 yr old Grade II Listed building, ‘Beaches’ comprises one double bedroom, one twin bedded room, kitchen/diner, and a lovely oak-beamed sitting room. As well as local shops, those who enjoy their food will not be disappointed with Manningtree’s excellent selection of restaurants, pubs, takeaways, and several ‘chippy’s’ all within five minutes walk.
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officially the smallest town in England – really is a great place to visit and enjoy.
Located at the head of the Stour Estuary which divides Suffolk and Essex, ‘Beaches’ self catering holiday accommodation has much to offer as a ‘cottage base’ for exploring the area, or simply as a place to enjoy in its own right.
The waterfront and beach is the perfect place for the kids to use up some their excess energy, or you might prefer the tranquility of a quiet walk along the banks of the river Stour.
Just a 5 minute walk will ‘take in’ the High Street and its shops, including several great breakfast spots, as well as ‘takeaways’, four pubs, and a choice of good restaurants – from Lucca 2 mins away, to 15 mins walk to Mistley and the award winning Thorn Hotel.
Whilst there are no Hotels in the area, if bed and breakfast really is your preference, a hearty full English breakfast can be had just a few doors away in the Manningtree ‘Crown’, or Cafe Rio for just a few pounds!
Slightly further afield just 5 miles away in the Stour Valley and Dedham Vale, are the picturesque Constable country villages of Dedham, Flatford and East Bergholt, all of which merit a visit should time allow.
Please look around this site to find out more about ‘Beaches’, Manningtree, and the area, and if you have the slightest query please contact us or call 01206 395114.
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Manningtree ‘Paddle and Oar’ festival has become an annual event and this year is no exception. Scheduled to take place over the weekend of August 18/19 come and take a look if you can. There will be ‘have a go’ sessions, as well as both light hearted and some serious racing – all under ‘oar’ …
7th and 8th July 2012 The annual Manningtree Regatta will be hosted by the Stour Sailing Sailing Club There will be plenty of attractions including a grand firework display on the evening of 7th July and famous mud sports on morning of 8th July all set in beautiful surroundings and wonderful views.