Day Excursions

We travel to the peaceful resort of Bexhill-on-Sea, where its vintage shops, quirky places for art and music and independent cafés, defy traditional seaside stereotypes. Following time here, we travel on to the historic town of Battle. Named after the Battle of Hastings, the most famous conflict on English soil, this compact market town plays host to a tranquil medieval abbey and surrounding ancient woodlands.

We make our way to Portsmouth for the short Hovercraft crossing to Ryde on the Isle of Wight. Once there, you will find a great range of things to do in the largest town on the Isle of Wight. From its well established shopping streets to coastal amusements there is something for everyone.

Does Your Mother Know we’re off to Docklands as we board the Tereza Joanne as a Cher tribute act becomes a Dancing Queen singing all the hits from Mamma Mia and more. When All Is Said And Done, The Name Of The Game is to Thank You For The Music, Take A Chance On Me, and enjoy a three course lunch that is included.

Warner Hotels Sinah Warren is the venue for a great summer party. A lovely location with top class facilities and entertainment. There will be plenty of dancing and a fabulous show provided by the Warner Theatre Company. If that’s not enough there is also a welcome drink on arrival and a delightful three course carvery lunch included.

A short trip to commemorate the 80th Anniversary of Victory In Europe Day (8 May 1945), Temple at War is a brilliant two-day military and vintage event that offers the best immersive historical re-enactment experience in the south east of England.