Eastbourne - 5th - 9th April

Eastbourne

 

5^th – 9^th April

 

Eastbourne is bursting with so many things to see and do. With its miles of beaches, promenades and the restored Victorian pier. Explore the Sussex coast and discover 1066 castles, museums, and art galleries, relax and enjoy the views of Beachy Head or the parks and gardens. Eastbourne is officially the UK's sunniest resort, so you'll be able to top up your tan on the beach which is just a minutes walk from the Imperial Hotel.

 

Famed for its Victorian buildings, fabulous seafront promenade and pier, Eastbourne also has some excellent shopping. With a mix of high street names and small independent boutiques along with miles of wonderful beaches.

 

Whilst on tour, the following program includes;

 

Hastings

 

• History and heritage dominate the character of the bustling East Sussex town of Hastings with many connections with 1066. Hastings has also had a close relationship with the ocean, and although its fishing industry has declined, it still has Europe's largest beach-launched fishing fleet.

• The remains of William the Conqueror's first English castle still stand today and the town offers a range of attractions for the short break visitor looking for what to do in Hastings. From Britain’s steepest funicular to the meandering alleyways of the Old Town, it's a great place to explore.

 

Rye

 

• Rye is a picturesque medieval hilltop town, Once surrounded by the sea Rye Town Council, it now sits two miles inland beside the River Rother Rye. Famous for its steep cobbled lanes like Mermaid Street, crooked timber-framed houses, and rich smuggling history, the town offers independent boutiques, cozy pubs, and a thriving local fishing fleet.

 

Brighton

 

• With its sandy beaches, award winning promenades and historic harbour, alongside all the traditional British seaside favourites as you'd expect in a town renowned for its busy fishing industry. Take a wander around the Old Town. Explore the Georgian High Street with its vintage galleries and quirky independent shops and boutiques.

 

The Cavendish Hotel ****

 

The Cavendish Hotel is ideally located right on the Eastbourne seafront, close to the town's shopping and commercial centre, Eastbourne railway station and all the main beaches in the area. Facing the coast on Eastbourne’s Grand Parade, guests can enjoy stunning views from one of the hotel's many suites, as well as its common areas.

 

Both the bar and restaurant overlook the beach and serve a selection of local produce, to be enjoyed while taking in the striking beachfront views. A delicious buffet dinner is served in the Marine Restaurant from 6:30pm till 8pm. Additionally, guests can take advantage of the quiet, relaxing space the Cavendish library has to offer, while enjoying the coffee and hot beverages served there.

 

Guests searching for a relaxing getaway in Eastbourne are encouraged to book their stay at the Cavendish Hotel directly with Britannia Hotels, as our best price guarantee ensures they will always receive the lowest rate for their stay.

Price Includes

 

• Door-To-Door Pick Up Service

• Return Coach Travel

• Bed, Breakfast & Evening Meal

• A visit to Hastings & Rye

• A visit to Brighton

• Free Time At Your Own Leisure