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Splashing about in the waves

Watersport activités when staying in Camber, Rye, Hastings and the surrounding East Sussex area. Fun for all the family, from swimming, kitesurfing, paddle boarding and sailing.

20/05/2022 By Jacqui

Our favourite beaches in East Sussex

We have some fabulous beaches on the south coast of England and we have our favourites. Whether you are looking for miles of sand dunes, shallow waters, rock pools or treasure hunting, we have a beach for you. We wrote this blog while the UK was still in lockdown due to the Covid19 and were due to post as the UK government announced we could now visit beaches again. Out of respect to our local community who feared an influx of visitors we chose not to post but now with the beautiful warm weather we are enjoying and because people are visiting, the time seemed right.

20/05/2022 By Jacqui

Great Dixter's Garden and other gardens in East Sussex

While the whole of the UK is in Covid 19 lockdown, we have been enjoying the social media feed of our local gardens, as we cannot visit. Bluebells in Hole Park, Tulips at Pashley Manor House and Garden and the fabulous planting and nursery at Great Dixter, in East Sussex. We have been enjoying the birdsong and nature in our own garden and really appreciate the great outdoors with our one a day allowed exercise quota.

20/05/2022 By Jacqui

Covid relaxed, risk free cancellation policy, see details

Covid, risk free cancellation policy, dates in 2022, relaxed policy, book without risk, reservations without risk, staycation, holiday in the uk, enquire

20/05/2022 By Jacqui

Small steps, big changes

I had planned this current blog before Covid-19 was even a reality but it seems quite fitting at the moment. Whilst the globe battles with the pandemic, our planet is benefiting hugely. With flights grounded, cities and towns without rush hours, more people choosing to walk, cycle or run, local to home, so less traffic on the roads. Shopping conscientiously by most and using up what is in our larders and freezers. Many reinstating the vegetable patch, as more time at home due to lockdown and with less traffic everywhere nature and wildlife are enjoying a freedom they haven’t had in centuries. So in these difficult times, it’s nice to know that some good is being felt around the world. Hope you enjoy the read.

20/05/2022 By Jacqui