Bexhill-on-Sea

This Edwardian seaside town is the Birthplace of British Motor Racing and the home of the De La Warr Pavilion.

The town of Bexhill-on-Sea seems to have retained all the charms of English life since the turn of the last century, whilst managing to avoid most of the unpleasant influences which seem to have plagued so many other towns.

Renowned for its health giving air since Victorian times and enjoying probably the best climate on the south coast, Bexhill has been kept a jealously guarded secret by residents and those people who visit year after year.

With its Victorian and Edwardian architecture, Bexhill-on-Sea has a strange magnetism which encourages those who leave, to return, and those who visit, to stay.

There is always something very comforting to come home to the quality of life and the safety of this cosy town.

The wide level promenade, gently sloping award winning clean beach, the expanse of sand at low tide and the famous 1930's De La Warr Pavilion, providing quality entertainment throughout the year, are the obvious focal points of the town, but Bexhill-on-Sea is much more.

The compact shopping centres, the variety of good eating places, the selection of friendly quality hotels and guest houses and the pretty 'continental-style' pavement cafes facing the sea make it a superb, self-contained seaside town.

For the more energetic, Bexhill has more than its fair share of facilities, including a very active sailing club, a rowing club, a modern, superbly equipped leisure centre, an indoor pool with flume and wave machine, a state of the art ten-pin-bowling complex, tennis courts in Egerton Park, outdoor bowling clubs and an indoor bowling pavilion. If that's not enough, Bexhill-on-Sea boasts two of the finest golf courses in Sussex.

For more information on Bexhill, please see the Discover Bexhill website.