Eastbourne, Brighton & the South Coast

England’s south coast with over 400 miles of shoreline, chalky cliffs, and sweeping bays is waiting for you! Join us for a five-day holiday to the fine seafront town of Eastbourne. Enjoy fantastic views from the Cavendish Hotel along with included excursions to elegant Brighton, Alfriston and more!


Travel Options


Holiday Highlights

  • Return coach travel
  • 4 nights at the Cavendish Hotel, Eastbourne (JG3 rating) with dinner & breakfast
  • 2 for 1 bar offer on selected drinks (6pm-9pm)
  • Excursions to Brighton, Beachy Head, Alfriston & Lewes

 

Optional excursion to Chichester & Arundel (£13pp)


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Cavendish Hotel

The Cavendish Hotel faces the coast on Eastbourne’s Grand Parade. The en-suite rooms offer TV and tea and coffee-making facilities. Other hotel facilities include a bar and restaurant which overlook the beach, a library and guest lounges.

Included Excursions

Brighton & Beachy Head (half day)

We head to Brighton, popular for its iconic tourist attractions such as the oriental-style Royal Pavilion with its exotic oriental architecture. Enjoy a stroll along the famous promenade or head to the ‘Lanes’ area, crammed with quirky boutiques.  Along the Sussex Heritage Coast stands Beachy Head. These dramatic 530-ft high chalk cliffs provide stunning views over Eastbourne, the English Channel, and the famous red-and-white lighthouse below.

 

Alfriston & Lewes (full day)

We visit the bustling market town of Lewes, surrounded by the spectacular chalk cliffs in the South Downs. There are many historic buildings to admire including the Norman castle which dominates the townscape. We then head to the picturesque village of Alfriston. Nestled in the valley of the River Cuckmere, it is full of charming old buildings, gift shops, tearooms and traditional inns.

 

Optional Excursion

Chichester & Arundel (£13pp) (full day)

Our optional excursion takes us to the market town of Chichester, which began as a Roman settlement. Historic remains are still evident today in the town centre, spread around the market cross along with hidden gardens, secret waterways and a range of cafés. We then make our way to Arundel, with its fascinating past and contemporary culture. Nestled around a fairytale castle, the pretty streets are full of cosy tearooms, art galleries and quirky antique shops.

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