by georgina | Oct 30, 2026
Pett Level with children: how to plan a safe coastal day Pett Level can be a brilliant family outing when the aim is exploring rather than swimming. Children can look for shapes in the shingle, study a rock pool, spot birds over the marsh and see how different this...
by georgina | Oct 30, 2026
Rock pooling, fossils and the petrified forest at Pett Level Pett Level rewards people who are willing to slow down and look properly. At low tide, the foreshore can reveal rock pools, darker pieces of ancient wood and fragments of local geology that are hidden when...
by georgina | Oct 19, 2026
Free things to do near Camber Sands and Rye A bucket and spade, a picnic and a few hours with nowhere else to be. Some of the nicest days in Camber are the simplest, especially when you have children who are perfectly happy making their own fun. With the beach, Rye...
by georgina | Oct 19, 2026
Bonfire nights and fireworks near Camber Sands in 2026 There is something rather lovely about a few days by the sea as autumn settles in. A walk along the sands, rosy cheeks over lunch, then an evening wrapped up beneath a sky full of fireworks. With a cottage to come...
by georgina | Sep 9, 2026
October half term in Camber Sands 2026 October half term is one of the easiest times to like Camber Sands. The beach has room again. The dunes feel wilder. Rye is still lively without being summer-busy, and the whole stretch of coast starts to suit the sort of days...
