A simple walk about town and along the sea front to see the the Shell Sculpture, fishermen and lifeboat or along the marshes to the south of the town from Fort Green car park, past the yacht clubs and the most northerly Martello tower. For the more adventurous:

Aldeburgh Wildlife Walks Organised walks by Suffolk Coastal  DC.

Sailors path SailorsPathWalk.pdf  from Suffolk coastal DC  or Google map

Start either in the small car park on left as you leave Aldeburgh, a few 100 yards past Golf club or in Snape, Priory Rd car park past the Golden Key Pub. (Takes a little over an hour one way for brisk walkers)

Snape Maltings Enjoy walks along the ALDE ESTUARY following the choice of footpaths on both river banks from the Maltings. Join an RSPB Guided walks Thursday at 11 am, lasting approximately 90 minutes.

National Trust Orford Ness.www.nationaltrust.org.uk/main/w-orford_ness-walk.pdf  A fascinating walk across one of Suffolk’s most unusual coastal landscapes. Orford Ness was a top secret military test site for most of the 20th century, but now everyone can discover its unique variety of wildlife and intriguing historic landmarks.

Britain’s most beautiful cycle ride: you must promise not to tell a soul. Orford to Southwold.

 http://www.thetimes.co.uk/tto/public/cyclesafety/article3328416.ece 

The Timesonline Walks:

 The Times (c)

Snape and the Alde estuary   www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/travel/walks/article6724577.ece

From the linked article:  Why I love this walk   This is the gentlest of walks — in the gentlest of landscapes. The Alde River estuary is Benjamin Britten country: not just for his legacy at the Maltings music complex but also the reed beds he loved and could see from the Mill House.The walk from the Maltings to Iken tracks the river estuary as it changes from small stream before Snape Bridge into wide............Print the Snape and Alde estuary map to take with you:  http://www.timesonline.co.uk/multimedia/archive/00593/walking_guide_wk5_2_593478a.pdf