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Hastings – seaside history & classic promenade
You’ll arrive in Hastings around lunchtime, giving you a nice window to explore and eat.
What makes Hastings special:
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The dramatic Hastings Castle overlooking the town
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The famous net shops in the Old Town (very photogenic black wooden huts)
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A working fishing fleet right on the beach
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A long 3-mile promenade perfect for a stroll
Good ways to spend your time:
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Grab lunch (fish & chips is the obvious choice here)
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Walk along the seafront
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Wander the Old Town’s quirky streets and shops
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Take the East Hill lift if you want great views
Departing from Hastings at 3pm
Arriving in Rye around 3.30pm the coach departs at 6pm.
Rye – medieval charm & cobbled streets
Why Rye is so popular:
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Beautiful cobbled streets (especially Mermaid Street)
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Well-preserved medieval buildings
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Historic smugglers’ inns full of character
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Views from St Mary’s Church tower
Things to do in Rye:
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Wander and take photos (it’s one of the prettiest towns in Sussex)
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Stop in a tea room or pub
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Browse independent shops and antiques
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Soak up the slower, historic feel
Overall feel of the trip
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A nice mix of seaside + historic village
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Relaxed pace — no rushing, just exploring
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Great for photos, food, and gentle walking
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Two very different locations in one day
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