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Take advantage of the good weather and come to West Sussex. Relax with your family in a cosy cottage near the sea and enjoy beautiful sunsets in Bognor Regis, Little Hampton or Hayling Island or some tranquil settings including Middleton-on-Sea, Ferring, Felpham or Climping. Prefer to stay in the middle of nature? The South Downs boast countryside pubs and lovely walks in the UK’s most beautiful villages with unspoilt rolling fairways. Discover Horley and its surroundings or find splendid cottages in Crawley, Midhurst, Bignor or stay in the historic town of Arundel.
Stunning cottagesWake up to the sounds of nature in a tastefully decorated cottage overlooking the South Downs. Contemplate the views from your window and enjoy the stylish cottages ideal for friends and couples on a weekend getaway. Enter a cottage and feel the warm welcome with a homely dining room, a lounging area with immaculate decoration and a large sitting area by the fireplace. Pristine interiors with exposed beams and well-equipped kitchens, comfortable bedrooms and lovely outdoor patios and gardens with scenic views. Choose sea views or lush green vegetation as the backdrop of your new home in West Sussex. Every day will be a new memory.
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Quaint villages, winding roads and lovely hamlets surrounded by incredible nature and breathtaking landscape. Let the beauty of Sussex steal your heart. encompassing incomparable coastlines, dramatic rugged cliffs and the unique South Downs National Park. West Sussex is the perfect mix of countryside, coast and adventure. Starting at Beachy Head you can explore the South Downs Way for 90 miles with your horse, in a car, cycling or hiking different parts of it including the famed cliffs of the Seven Sisters, and the Cuckmere Valley and river. Between the North and South Downs, a bunch of traditional villages, forests and country parks with rich heritage are awaiting visitors! Visit Rye Harbour nature reserve, visit Henry VIII's artillery fort, Camber Castle or exploreHastings, the most famous battlefield in the country.
West Sussex for hiking loversSouth Downs National Park is one of the greatest English countryside areas with rolling hills boasting wooded hills and lots of pathways to walk along the coast and the interior. From gentle walks in Brighton to demanding hikes in the Seven Sisters, . Get a map and make sure you follow your GPS. Enjoy the wonderful views of the white cliffs, the rugged coastline, the verdant hills and immerse yourself into the quintessential English countryside. Explore some villages. Take the Centurions trail that will take you from the country to coast. Summer or winter, Witterings is a great walk to discover some of the most beautiful beaches of its coastline.
Did you know that a few world records have been established in Worthing, including the longest most consecutive rounds of kickboxing, the longest football marathon, and the heaviest fig ever grown? A special mention to Craig Peters as well who completed 6,500 burpees in one day!
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Chichester is the only city in West Sussex. Quite popular for its 12th-century cathedral, it boasts a long history as an important settlement during Roman and Anglo-Saxon times. A city with a great college, the beach of West Wittering, a weekly market and well connected to London.
2. Visit Amberley CastleFeel like being in a fairytale visiting the romantic Amberley Castle. Admire the open fireplaces and the four-posted beds in the 19 bedrooms named after bishops and Sussex castles. Have a nice stroll around the manicured gardens with lovely arches covered in roses, the 18-hole golf course or the croquet lawn.
3. Go to Slindon Pumpkin FestivalCountry lovers and plant growers will find this Festival very amusing.You can take part in an unusual form of art including pumpkins and gourds. The Slindon Pumpkin Festival (has been celebrated for over 20 years in the autumn. October is the month selected for this festival that has delighted people from far and wide. The creation of pictures with pumpkins and gourds display impressive scenes of very popular films and stories including Cinderella or Star Wars. Marvel at the creativity of this peculiar festival and enjoy the surroundings taking a nice walk in the Downs.
4. Celebrate Steyning’s Food and Drink FestivalSeptember and October are months for celebrations. During this time of year, Steyning and surrounding villages come alive with a series of food and drink events and unforgettable experiences for about a month. The festival kicks off with the Farmer’s Market and the local shops of Bamber, Breeding, Wiston, Ashurst and Edburton making great offers on local produce. For the whole month, several events take place including foodie walks, the Bake-off competition , workshops, masterclasses, foodie quizzes, coffee tastings and much more. Come and enjoy!
5. Catch a musical in ChichesterEnjoy a Broadway classic at Chichester Festival Theatre. The musicals are one of the most wanted events in Chichester during this festival that has included productions like “Gypsy and Half A Sixpence”, “Fiddler on the Roof” or “If I Were A Rich Man”. Culture and music is always a nice activity to enjoy during your holidays. West Sussex offers you a great selection of great musicals to choose from. Book your tickets!
6. Find the perfect gift for ChristmasLooking for the perfect gift when Christmas comes? In November you can start searching for it at the Weald and Downland Open Air Museum, where the Christmas Market is located. Browse the over 130 stands selling arts and crafts, food and unique gifts. Meet the Museum’s working Shire horses and the visiting donkeys, craft and trade stands, enjoy the season music, indulge in hot chestnuts, mulled wine, gingerbread biscuits and tasty seasonal treats.
7. Discover historical WorthingThe history behind Worthing reveals the past of this traditional Victorian seaside town. Learn how the Four Heritage Trails can take you to the early beginnings of this town. You can select the route on your phone and it will indicate all the details necessary including maps and directions. All you have to do is bring your walking gear and start walking. You can watch some of the videos included that also indicate interesting sites during the walk. It takes up to two hours to complete the walks.
Information about cottages in West Sussex
🏡 Cottages available: | 440 properties. |
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💳 Discount available: | up to -37%. |
🌙 Minimum price per night: | from £41. |
⭐ Most popular amenities: | Wi-Fi, garden and barbecue. |
🐾 Pet-friendly: | 208 properties. |
🏊 With pool: | 35 properties. |