Eastbourne
Eastbourne
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Eastbourne
From the Victorian pier and three tier promenade, to a world-class marina and vibrant watersports centre, Eastbourne is both a classic and modern English seaside town.
A natural gateway to the South Downs, Eastbourne attracts thousands of visitors looking to get away from it all. Eastbourne is also a wonderful base to explore the glorious surrounding countryside and the Sussex Coast.
You're only a short drive away from Battle Abbey, famous site of the Battle of Hastings. If you're interested in this important British event, you should also visit Pevensey Castle – built upon existing fortifications by William the Conqueror after coming ashore in 1066.
For fun for all the family - visit nearby Drusillas Park and get nose to nose with hundreds of exotic animals, from monkeys and crocodiles to penguins and meerkats.
Ultimately, the beach dominates the activities in Eastbourne itself. And, whether you're listening to music in the 1930s bandstand or simply dipping your toes in the Quality Coast award-winning waters, it's easy to see why the beach is so popular!
From traditional seafront hotels with bewitching views of the coastline to designer boutique hotels and cosy B&B’s, to cute self-catering apartments and camping fun, we have a huge selection of quality assured accommodation perfect for you.
Eastbourne's accommodation will cater to your every whim with themed breaks, spa breaks, evening entertainment and delightful dining with a warm and friendly welcome. Surrounded by the stunning Sussex Weald, historic 1066 countryside and the South Downs National Park, Eastbourne offers an array of rural retreats in its surrounding countryside. Stay in country hotels, vineyards and farm stays, while exploring all that we have to offer during the day. Experience the luxury of England’s only 5 star seaside hotel, the breath-taking coastal views from a lighthouse apartment, the seclusion of a treehouse accommodation, or glamp it up in a tipi, stay in a medieval priory or cosy down in one of England’s oldest pubs – there is so much choice.
See the official tourism website VisitEastbourne.com for details and for all our accommodation offers and the best rates.
Eastbourne is about 70 miles south of London, is easily accessible via the major motorway networks of the M23 and M25 and is well served by public transport.
1930's Bandstand which hosts concerts from Tribute Bands to Traditional Concerts...
Unique holidays in Southern England, brought to you by Tudor History Tours, who offer an...
Pleasure Boat cruises with commentary from the beach to Beachy Head and the famous...
Eastbourne’s oldest park probably dating from around 1873 or 1874 when the Devonshire...
The Devonshire Park Theatre is a Grade II listed building designed by Henry Currey, built...
The Congress Theatre in Carlisle Road is a purpose built theatre and conference venue...
The Winter Garden consists of the Floral Hall, Gold Room and Devonshire Halls, used for...
The Camera Obscura gives visitors a magical view of the seafront, you can witness the...
Eastbourne Pier is a traditional English seaside pier with a variety of shops, arcades, a...
An impressive Napoleonic circular brick fortress which provides the perfect home for the...
Towner, the contemporary art museum, is Eastbourne's new art gallery and centre for the...
Swashbuckling adventure at Treasure Island theme park. Soft Play, Mini Golf, Play Park...
A compact garden with a pond that is the source of the Bourne Stream from which...
Eastbourne Extreme FREE two day sports festival on land, air and sea!