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Cottage in East Sussex
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 134 reviews

Sleeps up to 12, Large cottage with stunning views

NiamhRating, 5 stars1 week ago
Stayed here for a hen, was absolutely perfect for a girly cost crafty weekend! The conservatory is perfect for any kind of activity as well as the outside space. Highly highly recommend
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Guest house in Hastings
4.91 out of 5 average rating, 242 reviews

Bright & Spacious Holiday Home With WiFi And GCH

NajayRating, 5 stars2 weeks ago
We went here for my dad’s 50th and it went very well. We loved the place and were very comfortable. Checking in was great and little Gracie was very friendly ☺️. I had a newborn with me and there were items included in the stay to accommodate me, i.e a travel cot and a wash basin. Would definitely stay here again . Thank you guys .
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Home in Kent
5 out of 5 average rating, 3 reviews

Modern 2Bed Folkestone Retreat

CiRating, 5 stars2 months ago
Nancy is an excellent host,and her flat is lovely place to stay. it's exactly as it described in the photos. she is relaxing available to message when we had queries. Her flat is spotless and well designed. Great for work/study stays. The rooms are clean and spacious, bathrooms were clean as well. when we had a small issue, Nancy promptly sorted that out. I am happy to come back and highly recommend. Many thanks for hosting us.
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Flat in Hailsham
4.7 out of 5 average rating, 10 reviews

The chalet in polegate

KatherineRating, 5 stars5 months ago
We had a lovely stay at Karina’s place. The accommodation was cosy and clean. Perfect for a weekend getaway. Thank you!
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Cottage in Kent
4.9 out of 5 average rating, 173 reviews

Beauport Cottage, spacious family home near beach

SophieRating, 5 stars4 days ago
Just got back from a fab weekend away. The location of the house is so great, everything is in walking distance. The house is lovely, although we spent most our time in the lovely little garden!
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Cottage in East Sussex
4.85 out of 5 average rating, 82 reviews

Charming Cottage in a peaceful and rural setting

Jean-FrançoisRating, 5 stars2 weeks ago
Diana and her husband live in a wonderful place, and we feel so grateful for the experience we had there! The surrounding country side is superb, the cottage is functional, clean, well decorated. We just spent one of our best family holidays ever! Thank you!
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Bungalow in Greatstone
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 295 reviews

The Beach House, family friendly pad on the beach.

HayleyRating, 5 stars3 weeks ago
As a family of 6 with 4 kids (ages 2 - 11) all with different characters we loved our stay at the beach house and would definitely return. Sarah sent clear, easy to follow instructions for check in. A few stand out things that made our break excellent; the beachfront location, you literally walk out the back gate onto the dunes; the spaciousness of the house, we didnt feel on top of each other but plenty of areas to be together aswell; the cleanliness of the place was fantastic, it was also well equiped and nice little touches the kids enjoyed such as the board games. The area is also interesting and somewhere we have never explored before, we came for a more chilled few days so stayed local but still plenty to see. A couple of highlights were Dungeness nature reserve & the RSPB walks. Our youngest children enjoyed the play park which is a short walk, everyone liked the ice cream and fish & chips, shell collecting and the freedom of the beach on the doorstep.
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Flat in East Sussex
4.93 out of 5 average rating, 230 reviews

Hamilton Nest

AnneRating, 5 stars3 weeks ago
Brilliant location just off the High St but also in the road that leads down to the walkway into the £3 per 24hr car park. Nice sitting room, very comfortable bed & kitchen had everything we needed. Very nice welcome selection of sweet treats & Bucks Fizz - much appreciated.

Your guide to Camber Sands

Welcome to Camber Sands

The vast unspoilt beach of Camber Sands is one of the best on the South Coast. Whereas most others are shingle, here biscuity sands run for miles, backed by gorgeously tufted dunes. The beach feels wild and untouched, thrillingly huge and open, and although a couple of holiday parks in Camber village have drawn families for cabaret and crazy golf for decades, there has been very little seafront development. Indeed the dunes at the western end are part of a Site of Special Scientific Interest, an important habitat for rare plant and moth species and wintering birds.

Camber Sands is a great location for exploring the highlights of East Sussex and Kent. Beaches, white cliffs, and cool towns such as Hastings and Folkestone lie along the coast, while inland are Romney Marshes and the High Weald of Kent. The latter’s swath of hilly woodland and farm country is full of orchards, farm shops, and some top-notch pubs, plus fabulously picture-book Bodiam Castle, with its turrets and a moat.


The best time to stay in a holiday rental in Camber Sands

Camber Sands is wonderful in any weather. Growing numbers of cold-water swimming fanatics come to take a dip here in their bobble hats even on a bracing December day, though most visitors will find the holiday vibes of summer preferable. September is pleasant, with school holiday crowds gone, and the water still deliciously warm thanks to months of sunshine (disclaimer: not warm warm, but, you know, English warm). The area hosts a marvellous variety of events year-round, especially in Hastings. Its February Mardi Gras, May “Jack of the Green” festival, Halloween, and Bonfire Night are all great fun. August also brings Rye’s International Jazz Festival.


Top things to do in Camber Sands

Sunset

At sunset at low tide, endless pools of shallow water become mirrors to the rose-pink, tangerine, and lilac skies above, creating an incredible effect. Wander out into this wonderland of pastel-tinted reflections, then tuck yourself into a hidden nook among the dunes with a book to wait for another sublime celestial spectacle when the stars come out.

Rye

Camber village can sort you out for basic essentials and fish and chips, but it’s in ancient Rye where you’ll find food, shopping, and merriment. Tumbledown half-timbered Tudor buildings and olde worlde pubs intermingle with a new generation of sleekly styled cafes and antique shops in its cobbled alleys. Rye Harbour is also a good spot to begin walks or visit a pub.

Dungeness

Surreal and captivating, Dungeness provides an intoxicating mix of weirdness you never knew you wanted. This stark natural shingle spit is home to two mammoth nuclear power stations, a nature reserve, seafood shacks and pubs, some amazing architectural conversions including old abandoned railway carriages transformed into sleek holiday pads, and a quirky garden.

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