Hotels in Sussex Coast, United Kingdom
Situated on the south coast, Sussex encompasses the towns of Bognor, Worthing, Littlehampton, Brighton and Hove, Seaford, Eastbourne and Newhaven. All are popular seaside resorts with their own individual character and activities.
Places to visit while here should include the cliff-top fortress of Newhaven Fort with its underground tunnels put to good use during both of the World Wars. Carrying on in the theme of war, head over to the town of Battle for its Abbey and relive the conflict during 1066.
Hastings offers its visitors something more than a good plate of fish and chips as it is home to the Shipwreck Heritage Centre. As well as an enjoyable seaside resort, Hastings has the biggest graveyard of wrecked ships, as low tide will reveal.
One of Sussex's liveliest seaside resorts, Brighton, possesses what is reported to be the most decorative pier in the country and dates back to 1899.
Eastbourne, another popular seaside resort, is home to its own Miniature Steam Railway. With a maze and adventure playground, this attraction offers a great day out for the whole family.
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When considering travel insurance it's worth investigating an annual travel insurance policy if you're likely to make two or more trips in the next 12 months.
A less obvious thing to consider when making holiday bookings are the savings that can be made by booking airport parking online. The following link to airport parking will take you to a site that offers a number of different options at most UK airports. It also lists a number of hotels that offer free parking when you book an overnight stay.
