Warning from the coastguard about a dangerous hole on the beach has been issued in Felixstowe, Suffolk. The hole, measuring 12ft deep, was discovered near the Cliff Road car park and poses a risk to beachgoers. The Felixstowe Coastguard Rescue Team shared pictures of the hole on social media, cautioning people about the challenges of exiting the hole especially during rising tides.
Despite its tempting appearance, the coastguard strongly advised against entering the hole to avoid potential dangers. Situated within the River Deben estuary, the hole is believed to have steep sides and is constantly affected by changing tides and winds. The coastguard emphasized the need for caution and urged visitors to stay away from the area.
The coastguard’s Facebook post highlighted the hazardous nature of the hole, which may not be accurately represented in the photos shared online. As the formation is expected to change due to environmental factors, ongoing assessment of the area will be conducted over the next few months. It is crucial for beachgoers to adhere to the safety warnings and avoid risking their well-being near the unstable hole on Felixstowe’s beach
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