Bawdsey, Suffolk

Flower Delivery to Bawdsey – A Village and Civil Parish in Suffolk

Bawdsey is most notable for the radar research that took place in the early part of the First World War. However, research moved to Worth Matravers in May 1940 near Swanage then to Malvern, Worcestershire in 1942. Also, during the Second World War, the village had Chain Home and Chain Home Low early warning radar stations.

A number of defences were constructed around Bawdsey Point during the Second World War and these included pillboxes, landmines and flame fourgasse installations.

Bawdsey is also home to Bawdsey Cliff, a Site of Special Scientific Interest which is noted for its geological importance. The cliff is 23.3 hectares in size and has more than two kilometres of exposed Gelasian Red Crag which is considered as the most significant exposure of Red Crag in England.

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Bawdsey is great for those who love nature. If you and your partner are interested in anything related to nature, a trip to this Suffolk village makes a wonderful getaway. You can even make the event romantic by giving Bawdsey flowers to your date. But if you weren't able to get flowers in Bawdsey, you can always send flowers to Bawdsey by going online and placing an order through our website!

That said, here's a look at what you can see in and around Bawdsey:

Bawdsey Quay – this separates the village from Felixstowe. Here, you can see a Martello Tower, one of the defensive towers built during the 19th century to ward off an attack from Napoleon. Children can play on the beach which runs for a good stretch. After that, everyone can have a meal on the lovely Boathouse Cafe where you can enjoy freshly caught local fish.

Bawdsey Hall – built in the 18th century as a hunting lodge for the Tollemache family. The hall is located between the River Deben and the North Sea coast and has gardens the overlook fields and marshland. Local interests closey by include RSPB Minsmere, Sutton Hoo, Landguard Bird Observatory and Hollesley Bay Stud. The hall offers double rooms and twin rooms for accommodation.

Nearby Attractions

Felixstowe Museum – tells the military and social history of the seaside town of Felixstowe.

Sutton Hoo – an Anglo-Saxon royal burial site. Here you can explore 7th-century burial mounds, the Trammer House (home of Mrs Edith Pretty, the landowner who started the archaeological digs at Sutton Hoo) and a wealth of exhibitions (includes a 1,400-year-old ghost ship).

Orford Castle – one of the most complete keeps in England. It is remarkably intact allowing visitors to explore the basement through the lower and upper halls to the roof which offers great views seaward to Orford Ness.

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