Opening hours
8:45am - 5:20pm, Monday to Thursday.
8:45am - 4:25pm, Friday.
How to get to Lowestoft
The other Lowestoft office is listed below:
Adrian House
Alexandra Road
Lowestoft
Suffolk
NR32 1PL
By road
From the South - use the A12. Note that coming from London you
must join the A14 and cross the Orwell Bridge before exiting at
Junction 58, rejoining the A12 again east of Ipswich.
From Cambridge and the Midlands - take the A14 and at Junction
43 exit onto the A143. Follow this road past Diss and in time join
the A146 which is signposted for Lowestoft.
From Norwich and Great Yarmouth - follow the A47 and then the
A12, which leads directly into Lowestoft.
Car
parking in Lowestoft - from Waveney District Council (external
site).
By bus
A daily coach service is operated by
National
Express through to Lowestoft from London Victoria and most
major UK cities. Visit
Traveline and
try out the Journey Planner, for information and timetables on all
public transport including local connections.
By train
Lowestoft has its own railway station, connecting to Ipswich,
London and also Cambridge (via Norwich). Visit the
National Rail
Enquiries web site for journey and timetable enquiries.
By sea
The nearest ferry port is at Harwich in Essex, which is
approximately 80 miles (128km) or 1½ hours' driving time from
Lowestoft.
There are harbours with mooring facilities facilities at
Lowestoft and Southwold. The
Royal Norfolk & Suffolk Yacht Club is at Lowestoft and
in 1999 was awarded the coveted European Blue Flag Award. The
RN&SY offers a warm welcome and use of its facilities to
visiting yachtsmen and women. The Norfolk Broads National Park can
be accessed via Lowestoft harbour.
By air
Further information about Lowestoft
Visit Lowestoft -
the Sunrise Coast