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Discover Camber Sands

With the restaurants and shops in Rye to the west and Dungeness to the east, Camber Sands offers a stunning, central location from which to explore a unique section of the south coast WORDS: Alex Fisher

The vast expanse of dunes at Camber Sands is still growing. The long intertidal zone, stretching for over 1km, allows huge amounts of sand to dry out daily and be carried inshore by the wind. Around 7,500 cubic metres of sand are added each year, and, without the urban development of Camber, the dunes would quickly spread beyond their current 3km along the coast. As well as being a holiday attraction, the dunes are a nationally important wildlife habitat and part of the Camber Sands and Rye Saltings Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI). Home to wintering birds and rare moths, they bring visitors to the region all year round.

The area became a popular holiday destination in the 1920s, but holiday and caravan parks declined with the onset of cheap overseas travel. However, as this trend waned, the region received more investment and recently, a smattering of trendy restaurants, shops, boutique hotels and an eco-development have revived the resort.

6PM THE PERFECT WELCOME There are some great places to stay in Camber and Rye, but the best views can be found right on the beach. Over the past 10 years most properties that sit on the sand have been redeveloped and offer uninterrupted views out to sea. We stayed in The Blue House, which can only be reached on foot or in a 4×4. However, you can park in the main car-park and walk 100 metres, or ask the rental company to assist you. A bonus is that Georgina, who runs Camber Holiday Cottages (01797 225202, camberholidaycottages.co.uk ), also runs a catering company, and you can order prepared meals that she leaves in the fridge. We arrived to a leg of Romney Marsh lamb, Kent potatoes and local lentils and asparagus, which we popped in the oven, then watched a stunning sunset from the wooden terrace (01797 225202, blackbirdcatering.co.uk ).

SATURDAY AM

10AM SAILING FUN This area is a hub for watersports; not just windsurfing and land-yachting, which take place on the beach, but everything from jet-skiing to flyboarding is taught on nearby lakes. Safe and sheltered, these lakes offer brilliant family outings. We head to Rye Watersports, which is just a five-minute drive away, to try our hand at dinghy-sailing. After a quick safety talk we don our life-jackets and hop in a boat. Including the instructor, there are six of us keen to have a go and we take turns in tacking into the wind, zig-zagging up and down the lake (01797 225238, ryewatersports.co.uk ).

SATURDAY PM

1PM A LIGHT LUNCH Rye is full of good places to eat. We head to new kid on the block, The Fig, which serves a healthy selection of salads, wraps and juices, with lots of vegetarian options. Prices start at £4.75 for sandwiches and wraps, £8.25 for mains served with salad. After refuelling with delicious green smoothies and homemade smoked salmon tarts, we head off to Rye Harbour (01797 690643, thefigrye.com ).

2PM HARBOUR VIEWS The flat, car-free coastal path that runs around Rye Harbour Nature Reserve is perfect for cycling with kids of any age. We pick up bikes and a map from Rye Hire (01797 223033, ryehire.co.uk ) and take the off-road cycle lane down to the harbour. This area is often missed by visitors, but it’s stunning. There are quiet beaches, shingle bays and 93 species of birds breeding here, as well as plenty of ice-cream stands and a great pub. It takes about three hours to do the circular route around the reserve and it’s a glorious way to spend an afternoon ( sussexwildlifetrust.org.uk/visit/rye-harbour ).

7PM SLAP-UP SUPPER Sitting on the Camber side of Rye, the Globe Inn Marsh, with its higgledy-piggledy bar and seating, cheery staff and creative menu makes for a really fun place to spend an evening. The kitchen offers everything from sharing plates to three-course meals, with locally sourced, freshly prepared food being the staple. There’s outside seating and kids are welcome. Portions are large; this is not somewhere you are going to leave feeling hungry. It also offers a fantastic range of local ice cream (01797 225220, ramblinns.com ).

10AM SERENE SPORTS After a breakfast on the deck overlooking the sea, we head to Action Watersports in Lydd to try stand-up paddle-boarding (SUP) on a 22-acre freshwater lake. The more adventurous can learn flyboarding, jet-skiing, wakeboarding and watersking, but we opt for a calm SUP session and paddle up and down beside the reeds and bulrushes as the sun comes out and gives the water a golden sheen. Yes, I fall in a few times, but the lake is relatively shallow, so the water isn’t that cold. The centre has a large barbecue area, which customers can use if arranged in advance, so this is an ideal place to visit with a group of friends (01797 321885, actionwatersports.co.uk ).

1PM FISH HUT You know your seafood is going to be good if it is served next to the boats that caught it, and this is exactly what is on offer at the Dungeness Fish Hut. Here, they only sell what is caught that day. As it’s just a few miles from Lydd, we head here for crab flatbreads. Served with avocado and a lime dressing, we eat them on deckchairs overlooking the shingle beach. Open every day from 11am to 3.30pm, this popular seafood shack draws in both locals and holidaymakers (07825 598921, facebook.com/snackshack.dungenessfish ).

3PM ESCAPING THE RAIN It’s always good to have a back-up for a rainy day, and the independent cinema in Rye – Kino – provides just this. Tucked off the High Street, this pretty venue has two plush screens, one seating 96, the other 48. It shows all the newest movies, but in a very relaxed, low-key setting. Instead of hot dogs and Slush Puppies, the café serves homemade soup and old-fashioned sweets at very reasonable prices (01797 226293, kinodigital.co.uk ).

5PM NATURAL BEAUTY Wideye is a great little shop in Rye that sells its own range of ethical and natural beauty products. From scented candles to moisturisers, everything is made locally with high-quality natural ingredients. Recently, it has added a treatment room downstairs, where I was lucky enough to have a relaxing massage. Whether you fancy a seaweed wrap, Himalayan salt scrub or a simple de-stress massage, this is the place to go (01797 225656, wideye.co.uk ).

7PM FINE DINING The Gallivant is one of my favourite places on the southeast coast; every visit is a real treat (01797 225057, thegallivant.co.uk ). The dedication to supporting local suppliers is second to none. It’s the only restaurant I know that exclusively serves English sparkling wine – no Prosecco here – the owner really is committed to the community. The menu offers Romney salt marsh lamb rump and Dungeness Dover sole, along with terrific desserts such as ginger parfait with Kentish strawberries and rhubarb sorbet, when in season. It’s the perfect way to finish off a great weekend.

NEED TO KNOW

HOW TO GET THERE The nearest railway station is in Rye, just three miles away from Camber Sands ( nationalrail.co.uk ).

It takes about two hours to travel from central London to Camber Sands, taking the M20.

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Camber Sands: things to do and guide to visiting

By: Author Suzanne Jones

Posted on Last updated: 12 August 2024

If you’re fond of sand dunes and salty air… then you need to visit the beautiful beach and rolling dunes of Camber Sands in East Sussex.

But it’s not all about dunes and the glorious sandy beach. There are plenty of things to do in Camber Sands including a range of watersports, activities and attractions nearby. From beach days and coastal walks, to nature reserves, castles, cultural attractions and adventure activities. There’s something at Camber for everyone of all ages to enjoy.

Camber Sands is one of the best beaches in Sussex. I’ve lived nearby for years so this guide comes from one who knows the area well. After you’ve read about the best things to do in Camber Sands, scroll to the end of this article for useful information that’ll help you make the most of your visit. Parking in Camber Sands is challenging so you’ll need to know about all the options before you visit. 

So, grab your beach bag, pack a picnic and get ready to explore this stunning stretch of Sussex coast.

But first… 

Where is Camber Sands?

Camber Sands beach is located in East Sussex on the south coast close to the Kent border to the East and ending at the estuary of the river Rother to the West. It sits 4.5 miles South East of the charming town of Rye. 

As you head west from Camber Sands you’ll come to the villages of Winchelsea, Pett Level, Fairlight and the town of Hastings in East Sussex.

Head east and you’ll find Dungeness nature reserve, Lydd and the Romney marshes which are all in Kent. Camber Sands sit east of the ancient town of Rye.

Things to do in Camber Sands

Whether you’re looking for a day at the beach or a week’s holiday that the whole family will enjoy, Camber Sands has something special in store. This guide shares all the best things to do in Camber Sands, East Sussex, what to do in the local area, further afield plus all the practical information you’ll need to visit.

Hit Camber Sands Beach

The best thing to do in Camber Sands is to spend time on its miles of soft golden sand. Camber Sands beach stretches for almost five miles of unspoiled sand, backed by dunes and with stunning views out to sea. Camber Sands is known for being one of the only sandy beaches in East Sussex. 

Other Sussex beaches like Eastbourne , Brighton and Hastings are pebble or shingle beaches where sand only appears when the tide is at its very lowest. At Camber during high tide there’s always miles of sand and at low tide it gets even better with swathes of damp sand perfect for sandcastles. 

Camber Sands is also home to the only sand dune system in East Sussex. They’re beautifully unspoilt and provide a natural habitat for wildlife and plants with over 250 diferent species of plants and animals found on the dunes.

 The rolling dunes offer perfect picnic spots and shelter from the breeze. No BBQs are allowed in the dunes.

Camber Sands Beach Activities

Swimming and paddling : Camber Sands is great for a paddle or a swim in the sea in summer months when the weather’s calm. Scroll to the section at the end for information on tides, lifeguards and flag systems.

Kite flying :  All those miles of sandy beach are perfect for kite-flying and when it’s breezy the conditions are perfect for teaching the kids to fly a kite. Just don’t let go.

Beachcombing : Look for treasure buried in the sand or shells, seaweed, driftwood and seaglass washed up on the shore. If you’re lucky you might find jewellery or a coin. If you have younger children you might want to create a treasure hunt list for them to collect.

Picnic in the dunes : The dunes are a perfect spot for spreading your picnic blanket and eating al fresco in the sunshine. If it’s breezy the long grasses will offer shelter.

Sunset strolls : My favourite thing to do at Camber Sands is a sunset stroll before heading over to the Gallivant for a sundowner or a bite to eat.

Kite Surfing and watersports at Camber Sands

If you’re looking for more of an adrenaline hit then Camber Sands can be very windy with favourable wind conditions making it one of the best kitesurfing spots in the South East. 

Camber Sands has a designated area for extreme sports. There’s a kiting zone with kite launches which you’ll find at the far eastern end of the beach next to Broomhill Sands free car park.

The  Kitesurf Centre  is based at Broomhill Sands and offers lessons and equipment hire for kite-surfing, kite buggying, kite landboarding, windsurfing and stand up paddleboarding. 

There are two other licenced kite schools in Camber Sands;  Rye Watersports  which is near the entrance at the western end on Camber Road and  Camber Kitesurfing  in the village of Camber.

Between them all they offer all kinds of water sports activities including paddle boarding, power kiting, land boarding, wakeboarding, kayaking, sailing, windsurfing, waterskiing, fly-boarding, and jet skiing. This popular location for watersports is enough to keep the adrenaline buzz going for days! 

Go on a RIB seal safari

A RIB tour is so much fun so take a high speed adventure on a  1 hour Rye Bay Sea Safari trip . The RIB tour zips 8-miles along the coast, past the village of Winchelsea and Fairlight Cliffs with a stop at Seal bay to watch the shiny black seals swim and frolick in the water. After 20-minutes you’ll head back to Rye Harbour.

Other RIB (rigid inflatable boat) tours are available which you can check out at  Full Throttle Boat Charters .

Take a stroll around Rye Harbour Nature Reserve

Rye Harbour Nature Reserve  is a beautiful spot which runs alongside the river Rother and covers 1150 acres.  The reserve is a great place for bird watching and walking with miles of paths and trails. The site is a Special Protection Area for birds with over 280 different species recorded many of which are endangered.

Stroll past lagoons, areas of wetland, salt marshes and freshwater gravel-pits. There are hides for wildlife watching and plenty of flora to see. The new Rye Harbour Discovery Centre is worth a visit and a dog-friendly cafe is also on site.

Keep and eye open for ‘Little Red’ the Rye Harbour hut which has been an iconic sight since 1904. 

Note: You can’t cross the river Rother from the beach to Rye Harbour Nature Reserve. You’ll need to head inland to Rye Harbour where you can cross. This  map of Rye Harbour Nature Reserve  shows all the trails and points of special interest.

Go for a bike ride

Head a little further afield on an e-bike ride. E-Bikes are available to hire from  Rye Bay E-Bikes  located on Harbour Road up by Rye Harbour. The family run business offer guided or self-guided tours which include Winchelsea Beach, Pett Level and village, Lydd and Romney March. They also run wine tours to nearby vineyards so you can sample some excellent Sussex wine.

Harbour Cycles  also offer bike hire from Rye Harbour Marine near the Lifeboat station. Take a bike ride around Rye Harbour Nature Reserve, see the Martello Tower and stop by Camber castle. 

Visit Camber Castle

Pay a visit to Henry VIII’s historic castle which sits within Rye Harbour Nature Reserve between Rye and Winchelsea. The castle was built in 1539 as an artillery fort to protect the town of Rye from invasion by France. At the time the castle sat on the shore but by 1627 silting meant the castle became landlocked and redundant.

Camber Castle can be viewed any time from the outside from where you’ll be appreciate its unusual shape. The castle is part of English Heritage and the interior is only open for guided tours between August and October on the first Sat of the month.

Meet at the castle for tours which start promptly at 14:00 hrs. However, you can see pretty much all there is to see by peering through the gates from the outside so unless you’re particularly interested in a tour you can visit any time.

Camber Castle is only accessible by foot from the designated paths. The walk is around 1-mile long so if you’re interested in the castle tour you’ll need to factor in the walk. See  map . 

Guided tour is £3 for adults and free for children. Entry is free for English Heritage members. If you are visiting other English Heritage properties in the area then annual membership will save you some money.  Click here to join .

Camber Sands movie locations

The beach of Camber Sands is a popular filming location. We’ve been down there to find part of the beach closed off and an aircraft wreckage in the middle of the sand. 

Camber has doubled for the Sahara Desert, Dunkirk and was the location for The Monuments Men, the Invisible Woman and the Inbetweeners. George Clooney, Matt Damon and Michael Caine have been spotted whilst filming in Camber.

Discover Rye

The nearest town to Camber is Rye which is around 4-miles away. Rye is absolutely enchanting and you should definitely make time to visit. Like stepping back into old England you’ll find pretty cobbled streets, ancient gateways, historic houses and the incredibly pretty Mermaid Street home of the infamous Mermaid Inn. 

You could easily spend a whole weekend in Rye so check out our post  Tips for visiting Rye  and take your pick from ancient inns, independent shops, museums, National Trust properties, antique shops and views from the church tower. The cafe, tea-room and restaurant scene is great too.

Read more  What to see and do in charming Rye

Sample some Sussex wines

Just outside Winchelsea to the west and around 8-miles from Camber Sands is  Charles Palmer Vineyard  set in the gorgeous East Sussex countryside. Head to this lovely vineyard for wine tastings or a cheese and wine experience.

For a full day experience  Vine and Country wine tours  will pick you up from Rye station and take you on a wine tour of two vineyards with a fabulous lunch.

So, now you know the best things to do in Camber Sands you’ll need some practical information on how to get there, parking and where to to eat and stay.

​Things to do further afield

Bodiam Castle, a fairytale moated castle, is a 30-minute drive from Camber Sands

A visit to Hastings Old Town makes a fund day with plenty to do for adults and kids alike and is 35-minutes drive or take the train from Rye.

The town of Battle is a 35-minute drive away. The main attraction is Battle Abbey but the pretty market town is worth a wander too. Read more about how to plan a visit to Battle Abbey in Battle.

A visit to the weirdly fascinating landscape of Dungerness which is less than 10-miles from Camber. Drive or cycle.

>>> Check out the best beaches in East Sussex and the best beaches in West Sussex .

How to get to Camber Sands

Camber Sands is a popular destination due to its easy accessibility from anywhere in the south east. It’s just over an hour’s drive from London and easily reached within two hours by public transport. 

The beach at Camber Sands is accessed via Camber Road, which can be reached via the A259 near Rye. If you’re travelling from the north or the east, the M20 and A2070 is the fastest route. From Brighton or the west take the A27 then A259.

It’s worth noting that on hot sunny days during summer season and peak times, like school holidays, many people head to this popular Sussex beach and you could be spending a lot of time in a hot car. Take plenty of water.  Rother District Council will close the roads into Camber and turn cars away if the car parks reach capacity.

Parking at Camber Sands

If you’re heading for a day at Camber Sands by car then you need to  read this . Parking at Camber Sands during sunny summer days and school holidays is challenging to say the least. If you arrive after 9am you’ll be lucky to find a parking space.

There is no free parking and no on-road parking in Camber Sands. Bollards are placed along New Lydd Road with warnings of £60 fines. 

As you arrive from the west into Camber Road a privately owned field offers parking for £10 per day. You’ll need to arrive early to bag a place here. This is the best it gets.

There are three Rother District Council owned car parks at various points along the back of the sand dunes and all three are payable. They include Western car par, Camber Central and Old Lydd Road.

**Rother District Council have seen sense and scrapped the £30 parking charge that was brought in for 2023.

Parking Charges at Camber Sands 2024

Camber central car, old lydd road and western car park charges.

RingGo is available in all car parks if you don’t have cash. RingGo Codes: 15617, 15619 & 15620

Times: 0800-1900

Summer 1 April – 30 October

Winter 1 October – 31 March

You’ll need to walk up and over fairly steep sandy paths to access the beach from this car park which is fine if you’re fit and able but if you have a pushchair, kids and loads of bags it will be a challenge.

The closest train station to Camber Sands is in Rye. High-speed trains run from London St Pancras to Ashford International with a journey time of 38 minutes. A further train to Rye takes 21 minutes. If travelling from Brighton or the west change at Hastings for Rye.

A regular bus service runs from Rye train station to Camber Sands. Look for stop B just outside the station – the bus runs every 60 minutes at two-minutes past the hour.

From Rye station you could walk or cycle along  National Cycle Network Route 2 from Rye to Camber Sands.  It’s 3.5 miles to the beach and will take around an hour to walk.

*** Bearing in mind the parking challenges at Camber Sands I’d recommend you arrive by train and take a bus or taxi from the train station.

Beach safety at Camber Sands

Take care when the wind is strong and be aware of tidal changes, riptides and currents. Check tide times on the  Met Office website . There are also sandbanks at Camber and one step can take you unexpectedly into deep water. RNLI lifeguards will operate on Camber Sands  Central beach  from 10am – 6pm from Good Friday to Easter Monday. The service will then cover weekends and bank holidays from April 29 to 21 May, then daily from 27 May – 30 September.

Red and yellow flags mark where the lifeguards patrol, which is the safest part of the beach so you should swim only between these flags. Black and white checked flags mean it’s an area for watersports like kite surfing so it’s not for swimming. An orange windsock means offshore winds so inflatables should not be used. A red flag indicates danger and indicates no swimming.

You’ll find information signs on the access points to the beach which cover safety hazards and other useful beach information. It’s worth a look over or take a picture on your phone for reference.

RNLI lifeguards will operate on Camber Sands  Central beach  from 10am – 6pm from Good Friday to Easter Monday. Weekends and bank holidays are covered from April 29 to 21 May, then it’s daily from 27 May – 30 September.

Camber Sands beaches operate a wristband system to help locate and reunite lost children .   Pick up wristbands at the coastal office or from the beach patrol. 

It can get windy at Camber Sands and the breeze blows up the top layer of dry sand. Take wraparound sunglasses to protect your eyes. A wind breaker on the beach is also a good idea if it’s breezy.

Facilities at Camber Sands

There are public toilets in the main car parks near to the beach with a decent number of cubicles and an accessible toilet which are regularly cleaned. I used the toilets in Western car park on my last visit and they were acceptably clean at 8pm after a busy day which had been warm and sunny. There are outside taps for rinsing off sandy feet.

There are plenty of shops, cafes and some restaurants in Camber village.

Is Camber Sands Dog Friendly?

During the winter months, dogs are allowed along the entire stretch of the beach. Between May and September dogs are allowed but must be on a lead and are restricted to particular zones on the beach. There are clear signs to show where you are allowed with your pooch.  Check  this map  for dog friendly zones at Camber Sands.

Are BBQs allowed at Camber Sands?

Disposable barbecues are not allowed at Camber Sands. 

Gas-powered BBQs on legs that are raised above the sand are permitted on the Western side of the beach. They must be removed and taken home with you. It is illegal to barbecue in the sand dunes in any way, as it poses a serious safety risk. 

If you are a group of 10 or more people permission is required from Rother District Council at least four weeks in advance. 

Where to eat in Camber Sands

There’s a variety of good pubs and restaurants in or near to Camber Sands. Here are some of the best places to eat in and around Camber Sands:

• The Gallivant. A good modern British menu with fresh local produce and beautifully presented dishes. Just a step away from the dunes.
• The Owl. (Owlers Beach Grill) Where the locals go to eat on Old Lydd Road in Camber. Excellent, imaginative food as well as the usual fish and chips – all using locally sourced ingredients.
• The Standard Inn, Rye. Delicious seasonal cooking in the relaxed atmosphere of a 15th century pub, complete with ancient beams.
• The Globe Inn Marsh, Rye. Another favourite Rye pub serving good quality food in a quirky setting.

Places to stay in Camber Sands

If you want to spend more time in Camber exploring nearby towns and attractions here are some great places to stay:

The Gallivant, Camber. A stylish and relaxed hotel a mere flip and a flop away from the dunes in Camber. 

Owlers Retreat, Camber. A beach themed self-catering 3-bed lodge with outdoor terrace and private parking 

Cardborough Cottages, Rye  – delightful self-catering cottages with parking a 20-minute walk from Rye. We’ve stayed here a few times. More about the cottages in our Rye article .

The Standard Inn, Rye , – Read our review of  a stay at the Standard Inn , Rye.  

Looking for something different? Check rates and availability in  Camber Sands  and  Rye .

I hope you’ve found our guide to Camber Sands useful, it makes for a lovely day out at the beach with lots to do nearby. If you have any questions about visiting just drop us a line or comment below and we’ll be happy to help.

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Suzanne Jones is owner and editor at Hello Sussex which was founded in 2017. When she’s not exploring Sussex or writing about it you’ll most likely find her, camera in hand, enjoying coastal and countryside hikes across the county.

Suzanne is also travel writer and content creator at top travel blog The Travelbunny which she founded in 2011.

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Visiting Camber Sands – ultimate guide & 10 amazing things to do

Camber Sands is a beautiful beach in East Sussex, famed for its soft golden sand that stretches for mile after mile. I may be biased, as it’s the most local beach to where I live, but Camber Sands is one of my all-time favourite beaches in the UK.

Most beaches along this section of the South Coast of England have pebbles or shingles, while Camber Sands is home to the only sand dune system in East Sussex.

It’s a natural habitat for various wildlife and plants, remaining wonderfully unspoilt. When the tide is low, there are remarkably wide open stretches of sandy beach, as far as the eye can see.

Due to the size of the beach (sprawling for 7 miles in total!), I love that you can still find a relatively quiet spot even on the busiest summer days.

The most popular section of the beach is the western end, located at the mouth of the River Rother. Sand starts to transition into shingle further along towards the east.

Due to its size and natural beauty, I’m not surprised that Camber Sands has been a filming location for numerous films and TV programmes.

These include Dunkirk, The Longest Day, The Monuments Men, The Invisible Woman, The Inbetweeners, and Doctor Who.

In this guide to visiting Camber Sands, I share everything you need to know about this beautiful area of the UK . From how to get there and where to park, plus my personal recommendations of the best things to do and places to stay.

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Jessie Moore is a luxury travel expert with years of experience travelling the world to find the best destinations, hotels and adventures.

Where is Camber Sands?

Camber Sands is located in East Sussex on the South Coast of England.

It’s close to the border with Kent and the neighbouring village of Camber. The closest town is the pretty and popular Rye.

How to get to Camber Sands

Camber Sands is easily accessible from anywhere in the South East of England. It’s located under two hours from London, which I think makes it a great day trip for anyone looking to escape the Big Smoke.

The beach is reached via Camber Road, which can be accessed via the A259 near Rye.

If you’re travelling from the north or the east, the M20 is the best route. From the west, it’s the A27.

The closest train station to Camber Sands is in Rye. Trains to Rye travel from Ashford International or Hastings.

If travelling from London, take a train from London St Pancras and change at Ashford.

Once in Rye, there are regular buses which run between Rye train station and Camber Sands. They take around 10-20 minutes depending on traffic.

Or, if you have the time and appropriate footwear then it’s a three mile walk and should take around an hour.

I’ve done this walk myself, but not out of choice as there was an accident so the road was closed – all I can say is, I would not recommend doing the walk in flip-flops!

Facilities and other information

Parking in camber sands.

There are three paid car parks in Camber, all pay and display. They include Camber Central, Old Lydd Road, and Western Car Park. RingGo is available in all car parks if you don’t have cash.

Note that in 2023, parking charges for Central & Old Lydd Road increased significantly .

From 1st April to 30th September, there is a flat fee of £30 for the day – or £15 if arriving after 3pm.

This change has been met with much controversy and I understand why! Good to be aware, as you may wish to find alternative parking or method of transport.

Are there toilets?

Yes, there are toilets in the main car park closest to the beach. There are a good number of cubicles, as well as an accessible toilet.

They are regularly cleaned, but bear in mind that they are public toilets on a beach, so I find that they can get a little messy.

Is Camber Sands dog-friendly?

During the winter months, dogs are allowed to roam free along the entire stretch of the beach.

Between May and September, there are some restrictions in place. Dogs must be kept on a lead and within restricted areas. Watch out for the signs indicating where your furry friends are allowed.

Are there lifeguards?

There have previously been lifeguards in temporary operation at Camber Sands, but they are not fixed.

So extra care is needed. There is a beach patrol but this is not the same as having a lifeguard.

There are a couple of safety precautions to be aware of. Firstly, be careful of sandbanks under the water, as these can result in sudden increases in water depth. Also be wary of riptides.

Are barbecues allowed on the beach?

Disposable barbecues are not permitted at Camber Sands. Gas-powered barbecues which are raised off the sand are allowed, but only on the Western side of the beach.

If there are over 10 people in the group, then permission is required from Rother District Council at least four weeks in advance.

It is illegal to barbecue in the sand dunes, as it poses a serious safety risk. 

Things to do in Camber Sands

I love that Camber Sands is a great place to enjoy some thrilling water sports.

Check tide times before visiting so you can get the best use of the beach on your trip. I’d recommend using the website Magic Seaweed for this.

1. Kitesurfing & other watersports

Camber Sands is very windy, making it perfect for adrenaline-pumping kitesurfing. It is generally considered to be one of the best places to go kitesurfing in the South of England.

The Kitesurf Centre offers lessons, equipment hire, repair, and a shop. For an alternative, Rye Watersports also provides kitesurfing lessons.

Other thrill-seeking water sports and beach activities available at Camber Sands include paddle boarding, power kiting, land boarding, kayaking, sailing, windsurfing, waterskiing, fly-boarding, and jet skiing.

Top tip: Wear wraparound sunglasses to protect your eyes from the sandy wind.

2. Go swimming

Camber Sands is a good spot for a paddle or a swim in the sea. If the wind isn’t too strong, take an inflatable with you and relax on the rolling waves (trust me, it’s bliss!).

It is generally safe to swim at Camber Sands, but be wary of fast-rising tides at the beach.

Also be careful of the sandbanks which can take the water from waist-deep to shoulder-deep within one step – especially when you’re short like me!

I’d advise familiarising yourself with the flag system, so you know when and where it is safe to swim.

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3. Take a RIB Tour

One of my favourite things to do in Camber Sands is to feel the wind in my hair with a RIB tour of the area. A RIB (Rigid Inflatable Boat) is a powerful inflatable boat, which is lightweight, durable, and fast.

Bounce along the water at high speed while taking in the sights of Camber and its surrounding area.

I’d recommend checking out Full Throttle Boat Charters for RIB tours at Camber Sands.

4. Beachcombing

Camber Sands is one of the best places for beachcombing in the UK. It’s a popular activity with kids, as they can enjoy the challenge of uncovering hidden gems beneath the sand.

Whether it’s collecting shells, or even discovering a hidden message in a bottle!

5. Picnic on the beach

What better way to relax on a hot summer’s day in England than with a beach picnic. Although windy, it’s possible to find a more sheltered spot among the grassy sand dunes.

Bring your own hamper of snacks or indulge in some fish and chips from the beach cafe. A chilled bottle of wine is optional but highly recommended if you ask me!

6. Go cycling

For something a little more active, I’d recommend exploring the roads surrounding Romney Marsh by bike. The Sustrans Coastal Cycle Path is a good route for family bike rides.

You can also hire electric Fat Bikes from Ebike Hire for something a little more fun. Fat bikes will allow you to explore the coast and nature reserve by two wheels.

7. Go walking

With its soft sand and rolling waves, I think that simply taking a stroll along the beach at Camber Sands is immensely invigorating.

It’s especially special at sunset, when the golden light reflects off the water and creates a magical orange hue all around.

There are also a number of marked coastal and country walks around the area.

8. Visit Camber Castle

Camber Castle is located between Rye and Winchelsea. It’s a historic castle that was built by Henry VIII to defend the port of Rye, and is now managed by English Heritage.

Only ruins of the castle remain, but you can still take a guided tour of the interior during summer months. The castle is only accessible on foot, situated a one-mile walk from Rye.

9. Wander Rye Harbour Nature Reserve

I’d advise taking some time to meander around the beautiful Rye Harbour Nature Reserve, a Site of Special Scientific Interest.

Its varied landscapes include woodlands, salt marshes, meadows, lagoons, sands, and wetlands.

The reserve is home to an abundance of wildlife and is a Special Protection Area for birds. It is therefore particularly popular with birdwatchers and keen photographers.

There are also some unique military fortifications in the area, adding another dimension of interest.

The Rye Harbour Nature Reserve is a great place to go walking, with a number of trails to explore. Plus, I’m pleased to say that it’s dog-friendly so you can bring your four-legged friend along with you.

10. Explore Rye

You cannot visit Camber Sands without taking some time to explore the beautiful town of Rye. I adore this town and could easily spend a whole day exploring and relaxing here.

Wander the pretty sloping cobbled streets, including the highly Instagrammable Mermaid Street.

Explore the many independent shops and boutiques, then I’d recommend stopping for a break in one of the quaint tea shops.

Restaurants and pubs in Camber Sands

There are plenty of fantastic restaurants and pubs to try within the area. Here are my favourite places to eat in and around Camber Sands:

The Gallivant

Award-winning fine dining with a modern British menu. Enjoy fresh local produce and beautifully presented dishes. It’s in an ideal location, right by the grassy sand dunes.

A welcoming establishment located on Old Lydd Road in Camber. It is a traditional dog-friendly pub using locally sourced ingredients.

The Ship Inn

A family-friendly pub and dining room in Rye. It is a great spot for some fresh fish and chips in a laid back atmosphere.

Places to stay in Camber Sands

If a day trip isn’t quite enough to explore this beautiful area, then I’d definitely recommend staying for a night or two.

Nearby towns include Rye, Hastings, Winchelsea, Dungeness, and Pett. Here is my pick of the best places to stay in and around Camber Sands:

Mermaid Inn

Steeped in history, the Mermaid Inn is unique establishment dates back to the 12th century. Rebuilt in 1420, believe me when I say that it feels like a time capsule with its sloping floors and four poster beds.

For a touch of boutique luxury, book into The Gallivant for a memorable stay. Charm, style and quirky details meet excellent hospitality here, and some of the rooms are dog-friendly too.

The George is a gorgeously presented boutique hotel in the centre of Rye. The building dates from 1575 and even features an original Georgian ballroom.

Beach Lodge

Beach Lodge is a modern self-catering property in Camber Sands Holiday Park. Situated just 100 metres from the beach, it is popular for its exceptional location.

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Camber Sands is a truly unique part of England that feels like a slice of the Caribbean – albeit not quite as warm! I think it’s a must for your UK bucket list and definitely one for the warmer summer months.

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I had a great time visiting Camber Sands! The beach was beautiful and the town was charming. I would definitely recommend visiting if you’re in the area.

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Things to do in Camber Sands

One of the best sandy areas on the South Coast of England, Camber Sands is a hidden oasis with a Blue Flag beach, refreshing sea breezes, and plenty to do for the whole family!  

Camber Sands can offer a unique combination of miles and miles of unspoilt sand dunes with loads to do in the day as well as the evening. Away from the beach there are fantastic nature reserves and historic sites, along with the old smugglers’ hideouts dotted along the coast and of course dazzlingly white chalk cliffs at Cliff End. Combe Haven Holiday Park is just 18 miles from Camber Sands, meaning that the area is a great spot for those in search of some outdoor activities and seaside fun. Read on for our list of the top things to do in Camber Sands.

Rye Harbour Nature Reserve

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Address: Harbour Rd, Rye Harbour, Rye TN31 7TX 

This coastal nature reserve is a vast tract of land with wildlife habitats, five bird watching hides and miles of footpaths to explore. Rye Harbour is a great place for you walkers to get your steps in while spotting rare species on the way such as the Spangled Button Beetle. 

If you have some binoculars bring them along as there are lots of different species of birds to see. You can also jump out and view the beautiful beach and sea along the southern edge of the park as well as the impressive Camber Castle.

Address: Harbour Rd, Rye TN36 4JS 

Camber Castle was once an important link in the chain of forts built by Henry VIII along the South Coast. It was abandoned soon after and has remained so ever since, but it is no less atmospheric for it: standing alone, a solitary crumbling ruin, packed with history. If you want to go and look at the outside walls and turrets, it’s a long walk from the car through a sheep pasture, but well worth it for the views. The castle only opens to the public for guided tours on the first Saturday of every month, so time your visit right!

Address: The Kitesurf Centre, Kite Beach, Lydd Rd, Camber, Rye TN31 7SB 

With the beautiful English Channel for a neighbour, Camber Sands is very windy, which has given it a reputation as one of the best places for kitesurfing in the South of England. The Kitesurf Centre in Camber Sands offers lessons, equipment hire, repairs, and also has a shop. The superb centre can help you get everything set up whatever your level of expertise. 

Absolute beginners are welcome, and the knowledgeable instructors deliver clear and easy to understand lessons. You might be surprised at how quickly you progress! For those, wanting to try something other than kitesurfing, there are plenty of other water sports you can try including paddle boarding, land boarding, kayaking, sailing, windsurfing, water-skiing, and jet skiing.

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Address: Full Throttle Boat Charters, Rye Harbour, Rye TN31 7TU 

Take to the seas for a RIB tour of the area. RIBs (Rigid Inflatable Boats) are powerful and fast, allowing you to get to parts of the shore that you might not otherwise be able to see. Bounce along the water at high speed with the wind in your hair to see the sights of Camber and its surrounding area from a different perspective. 

You may even get a sight of some seals, without being too invasive. We recommend Full Throttle Boat Charters, located next to the River Rother, for RIB tours at Camber Sands, as they're a well-reviewed option.

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Address: Harbour, Winchelsea, Rye TN36 4LU 

Situated on a lonely stretch of the coastline off the Rye Harbour Nature Reserve, two miles from the present RNLI Rye Harbour Lifeboat Station, lies a shack covered in graffiti. Or so it may seem. In fact, this shack is the derelict Mary Stanford Lifeboat House. It’s kept as a tribute to a lifeboat crew who tragically lost their lives whilst trying to rescue a ship caught in a storm in 1928. 

The lifeboat house is situated in a wonderfully remote and peaceful area of outstanding natural beauty, so it’s a lovely place for dog walking or bird watching as well as remembering the brave sacrifice of that crew.

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A guide to Camber Sands

Camber Sands is a popular coastal resort located in East Sussex, close to the border with Kent, and it is one of the best-loved holiday destinations for summer on the South Cost of England. Camber Sands, the neighbouring village of Camber and the surrounding area have much to offer for all ages, from thrilling watersports and sandcastle building to history and wildlife.

Find out all you need to know about Camber Sands with this handy guide, and if you're yet to find the perfect home from home, we're sure you'll find something among our collection of Camber Sands cottages . 

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• Where to stay in Camber Sands
• How to get to Camber Sands
• Camber Sands weather
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CAMBER SANDS BEACH

Camber Sands is a fabulous stretch of unspoilt sandy beach. It features one of the purest and longest dune systems on the South Coast, and the only one to be found in East Sussex. Camber Sands is one of the region’s stand-out beaches as it’s one of the few to have a sandy beach, with many of its neighbours being stone and shingle beaches. It stretches on for almost 5 miles, with the most popular section being the western end, by the mouth of the River Rother. Further to the east, the sands start to make the transition into shingle.

Watersports

The beach draws in sun seekers from all over the country, so whether you are looking to relax or partake in some adventurous water sport activities, it is the place to be. If you are a keen kitesurfer, or you’d like to learn, then Camber Sands is one of the best places to buy lessons in the south. The Kitesurf Centre offers tutorials, kit hire and a shop. Rye Watersports also offers kitesurfing tuition alongside windsurfing and sailing lessons. 

Like many beaches around the country, there are dog restrictions in place between May to September. While much of the beach does allow dogs on a lead, there are some restricted areas. If you are planning a trip with your four-legged friend, keep an eye on the signs in public areas to find out where your dog is welcome to paddle his paws. During the quieter winter months, dogs are allowed to roam the full stretch of the beach.

When planning a day on the sands, it is well worth making sure you buy a tide table so you can plan your day accordingly. Alternatively, you can head online and check Magic Seaweed for daily tide times to make sure you get the best use of the beach at both high and low tide.

ATTRACTIONS IN CAMBER

Besides the beach of Camber Sands, there are plenty of other days out and things to do in and around the Camber area.

Although actually a charming town, Rye is definitely an attraction in itself. Just a short 4-mile drive away, at the top of a hill, Rye boasts stunning views across the Romney Marshes. Exploring the sloping cobbled streets, browsing the many craft and antique shops and relaxing in the quaint cafes, you will feel suspended in time. The medieval church and beautifully preserved historic houses give the whole town a wonderful unhurried atmosphere. Many annual events take place in Rye – try the Rye Arts Festival in September, the Rye Bonfire in November, the Rye Society of Artist's Summer Exhibition, the Rye Jazz Festival and Rye Bay Scallops Week. There’s plenty to keep the whole family entertained on an excursion from Camber Sands!

Historical sites

There are several places of historical interest close to Camber, one of which is Camber Castle . Because of tidal changes, the fort is now closer to the village of Winchelsea further west along the coast. The English Heritage-managed ruins once defended Rye Harbour and aerial photos reveal the curious circular pattern that the walls make. During the summer months, guided tours are available on the first Saturday of each month.

There are also other castles found within driving distance including Bodiam, Sissinghurst and Knole. The author Henry James lived at Lamb House in nearby Rye, which is managed by the National Trust. This Georgian house in the heart of the town acts as a writer’s house museum. Take a look at our guide to National Trust properties in Sussex and castles in Sussex for more inspiration for your itinerary. 

Rye Harbour Nature Reserve

Across the river from Camber Sands, you’ll find the Rye Harbour Nature Reserve, a Site of Special Scientific Interest with a variety of landscapes and wildlife to see. Great for bird watchers, with many different species to spot, keen photographers will also enjoy the mix of backdrops which span woodlands, salt marshes, meadows, wetlands and sands. Unusual military fortifications also dot the landscape.

NEARBY TOWNS AND VILLAGES

Besides the previously mentioned Rye, there are plenty of other pretty towns and unusual villages to visit along the coast from Camber Sands. 

Hastings promises the traditional seaside experience and is a large and lively town with much to see and do. Once you’ve explored the classic attractions of the promenade, the pier and the amusements, make sure you check out the Old Town, home to fishermen’s huts and a rich nautical heritage. With cliff railways, Smugglers Adventure, a shipwreck museum, an aquarium and more to visit, there are plenty of great days out to be had in Hastings.

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Winchelsea is allegedly the smallest town in England, and is found halfway between Hastings and Rye. Perched on a hilltop, blocks of houses surround a spectacular church and ruins of an abbey. Winchelsea Beach is found at the bottom of the hill, a shingle beach with exposed mud and sand at low tide.

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To the east you’ll find the small settlement of Dungeness, set in one of the most unique landscapes in the UK. Set on a large shingle beach and in an area classed as the country’s only desert, colourful huts sit alongside shipwrecks in a truly unusual landscape, offering a photographer’s paradise.

Browse our Dungeness cottages . 

Pett and Pett Level

Home to another stretch of sand and shingle beach at Pett Level, Pett is a peaceful village decorated with pretty cottages and a parish church. It overlooks a lovely coastline, which not only encompasses the beach but also the dazzlingly white chalk cliffs at Cliff End.

Browse our Pett Level cottages . 

WHERE TO STAY IN CAMBER SANDS

As one of the most sought-after holiday destinations in Sussex, there are plenty of places to call home during your break in Camber. Set yourself just a stone's throw from the sea at Camber Sands or within walking distance to the beach in Camber. We have suggested a couple of properties from the area that we love but you can browse our full collection of Camber Sands cottages to find something perfect for you.  

4 Marine Cottages | Sleeps 4 guests

Built directly on Camber Sands beach, this delightful property enjoys unrivalled access to the beach and sand dunes. Inside, cool and calm tones mix with a simple vintage decor to create a spacious and relaxing holiday setting. Shared access (with the neighbouring property) to a cordoned-off section of sand means you won't have to fight the crowds for sandcastle-building space. 

Shell House | Sleeps 10 guests plus 2 dogs 

Tucked behind the dunes, just a couple of minutes from Camber Sands beach, this breathtaking Scandinavian-style beach house is a spacious and stylish - perfect for families or groups of friends. Decorated with an interesting combination of retro and driftwood finds, the rustic charm of this property is sure to entice you. 

The Beach Retreat | Sleeps 4 guests

The Beach Retreat is a charming weatherboard-clad holiday home situated a few minutes’ walk from the beach and Camber Sands' handy amenities. This attractive holiday home provides the perfect backdrop for a great beach holiday. The interior has been tastefully decorated and furnished, offering open-plan accommodation with comfortable fittings and handy extras, its just perfect for a break by the coast. With Rye, Dungeness and Hastings just a short drive,  there's plenty of places to visit for a fun day trip.

 You can find even more beautiful places to stay in Camber among our collection.

HOW TO GET TO CAMBER SANDS

Camber is reached via Camber Road, a road leading off the A259 near Rye. If you’re travelling from the north or the east, the M20 (running between London and Folkestone) and the A2070 are the best roads to take before approaching the A259. From the west, the A27 travels all the way along the south coast from Portsmouth before becoming the A259. Find a map of Camber Sands below and help plan your route using directions from your location.

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The nearest train station to Camber is 4 miles away in Rye. Trains to Rye travel from Hastings in one direction, and from Ashford International in the other. If you’re travelling from London, take the Eurostar from St Pancras and change at Ashford.

CAMBER SANDS WEATHER

Like most English seaside destinations, Camber isn’t the warmest of places, especially in winter, when average temperatures reach 5°C. In summer, however, the average temperature is a pleasant 17°C. August is the best time of year to visit, enjoying 8 hours of sunshine a day and water temperatures of 17°C. If you want to avoid downpours during your stay, be aware that November is the wettest month in Camber, with an average of 106mm of rainfall.

Check the live weather forecast for the next few days here .

CAMBER SANDS ON FILM

Film enthusiasts will be interested to know that many different films and TV programmes have used Camber Sands as a location – often standing in for somewhere else in the world. Perhaps most famously the Carry On gang used the dunes as a backdrop in Carry On Follow That Camel.

History buffs will appreciate the fact that Second World War dramas Dunkirk (1958) and The Longest Day also used the beach. More recently, George Clooney and Matt Damon pitched up in Camber to film scenes from The Monuments Men. The wonderful expanses of sandy beaches seen in Ralph Fiennes’ The Invisible Woman are Camber’s very own and are perhaps cinema’s most beautiful depiction too. TV shows have included episodes of The Inbetweeners and Doctor Who.

Now you know everything you need to about the area, it's time to find the perfect Camber Sands cottage for your holiday on the Sussex Coast .  

Disclaimer: Whilst every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the information at the time of writing, please ensure you check carefully before making any decisions based on the contents within this article.

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Exploring Camber Sands

Camber Sands is a magnificent stretch of sandy beach in East Sussex backed by a long ridge of sand dunes, the only sand dunes in East Sussex.

The beach runs from the eastern banks of the river Rother at Rye Bay all the way to the Kent boarder (about 5 km). The dunes include a Site of Special Scientific Interest and are a Site of Nature Conservation Importance and as you can imagine, the dunes are a haven for wildlife.

Getting there

Access to to Camber Sands is via Lydd Road which runs from Rye to Lydd. The number 711 bus also goes from Rye to Camber Sands. There are a number of car parks (pay on entry) which then give direct access to the beach.

Life’s a beach 

Camber Sands has is a life guard service on the beach and the main attractions have to be playing in the sand, taking a dip in the sea, enjoying a moonlit stroll along the sand dunes or stretching out with some sunrise yoga on the beach.

For the adrenaline junkies, there is a Kitesurf Centre which offers kit hire and lessons and there is a designated kitesurfing area. A short distance away, you’ll also find Rye Watersports on a small lake where they offer windsurfing, wingfoil, SUP and sailing lessons. Just behind the beach is the famous Rye Golf Club although don’t expect to get an impromptu game because the waiting list is about 25 years and as a private club, they state, they offer “very limited opportunity to welcome visitors”.

Rye to Camber tramway 

Between 1895 and 1939, a tramway connected Rye to the coast. It was about 2.8 km in length, and had three stations – Rye, Golf Links and Camber Sands. It operated mainly to transport golfers and holidaymakers.

Local walks 

There is nothing nicer than a long walk on the beach feeling the sand between your toes, but for those that fancy something longer:

5 km walk via the tramway and golf course 

Head west along the beach until you come to the river Rother at Rye Bay. You can walk via the dunes or along the beach. From there, there’s a track that runs along the bank of the river towards Rye Harbour and you’ll see the distinctive fisherman’s hut on the opposite side. When you come to the Harbour Master’s building you almost double back following the old tramway across the golf course. This eventually brings you out in the sand dunes at Camber Sands and then you just head back to where you started.

12 km circular walk 

Follow the above route but keep walking when you get to the Harbour Master and follow the river until you see the lake to your right. You can walk all the way round the lake and then retrace your steps back to the beach.

Walk to Rye 

You can walk to Rye and it’s about 5-6 km but if you don’t want to walk, there is a shared cycle path (National Cycle Route 2) most of which is off road. Bike hire is available in Rye Harbour.

Camber Sands can get busy on hot sunny days but to have the beach to yourself, get up early and watch the sunrise! If you’re walking along the river banks, you’ll hear a vast variety of birdsong. Or book yourself into The Gallivant and enjoy a sunset hamper in the sand dunes!

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Camber is renowned for its expansive and breathtaking beach, Camber Sands. Stretching out along the East Sussex coastline, a short distance from Rye, Camber Sands is a haven for beach enthusiasts and nature lovers alike.

The focal point of Camber is undoubtedly its stunning sandy beach, which stretches for miles and is framed by a long dune system that provides a natural barrier between land and sea. The beach is a haven for sun-seekers, sandcastle builders and a hotspot for water sports enthusiasts, offering opportunities for kite surfing, windsurfing, and even land yachting.

Camber is not only a summer destination; its charm extends throughout the year, with the vast expanses of golden sand ideal for bracing walks and birdwatching in winter and you’re not far from a cosy pub or sleek hotel where you can warm up afterwards.

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Camber Sands Beach

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Our holiday cottages at Camber Sands are just a few minutes stroll from Camber Sands beach on the award winning White Sands, a development of houses and cottages with a New England feel set within landscaped surroundings on the edge of protected marshland (SSSI) and with its own wildlife havens.

The village of Camber has a couple of convenience stores, a couple of pubs, cafes and restaurants all within a short walk. Salts Farm shop between Camber and Rye stocks a small range of groceries, vegetables, locally reared meat, cheeses, bread etc. and also stocks Cook frozen meals. Rye Bay Fisheries further along the same road has a wide range of locally caught fresh fish and seafood.

Rye, with its cobbled streets and ancient buildings, is about 3 miles away. The shops are an eclectic mix selling anything and everything from antique to modern chic. There are several artisan food shops and a vast number of restaurants, pubs, cafes and tearooms. Rye also has a lovely independent cinema, Kino, showing the latest films.

We are on the edge of 1066 Country with its rich history and many historic sites and castles all within a short drive of our cottages.

Camber Sands beach...

Camber Sands beach is cleaned daily to ensure it is a safe environment for all its users. In addition, the beach is zoned into separate areas with activities such as kite surfing kept to the far east end and the central and western sections for less hectic pastimes.

Life guards are on duty during the summer season ( please check dates and times online ).

The beach is dog friendly all year round but from 1st May – 30th September dogs are restricted to the area to the west of our usual access point and to the east of the central area (still several miles of sandy beach).

Horse riding is allowed on the beach at low tide all year round but during the summer months is restricted to before 8:30am and after 7pm.

At low tide the sea recedes by about half a mile leaving small pools and lagoons which are ideal for children to splash about in safely.

You will find a range of facilities at the beach including toilets, a few cafés, bars and shops selling mainly beach goods and a few basic groceries (not all open outside the peak summer season). Visitors can hire sun loungers and parasols during summer season.

The quickest and our preferred way to the beach from The Salty Dog and RockLobster is via the sand dunes opposite The Gallivant. However, this route is not for everyone and there is an alternative route which provides level access just a short walk along the Old Lydd Road via the main car park.

Activities at Camber Sands...

Camber Sands is also very popular for activities such as kite surfing, kite buggying, kite boarding, and land yachting. The zone set aside for this is at the far east of the beach at Broomhill where additional free parking is available. Guests can store sports equipment safely and securely at both our cottages. Courses and lessons for all these sports are available for all levels of experience. Please visit our Things to Do page for more details.

For those of us after a more gentle form of exercise Camber Sands has numerous rights-of-way. You can walk to Rye quite easily (3 miles away) along the beach and river mouth or along the cycle path. The cycle path (part of the National Cycle Route 2) is traffic free, ideal for a family bike ride into Rye. Guests can store bikes securely in the shed or garage at our cottages.

Camber Sands is the only sand dune system in East Sussex and is a haven for wildlife, being home to over 250 different species of plants and animals and an important site for wintering birds including hen harriers and short-eared owls. Rye Harbour Nature Reserve also provides many bird watching opportunities.

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To be represented by Premium Yachts, Ferretti Yachts and Riva , two prestigious brands of the Ferretti Group, will be present at the Moscow International Boat Show 2013, displaying motor yacht Ferretti 530 as well as Riva Iseo yacht tender.

Luxury motor yacht Ferretti 530

Luxury yacht Ferretti 530 was very keen to undertake in collaboration once again with AYT – Advanced Yacht Technology, Ferretti Group Engineering Division and Studio Zuccon International Project . The compact dimensions, 16 meters long and almost 5 meters wide, allow the 530 yacht to deliver grand Italian luxury and cruising immersed in such comfort until now unheard of in a yacht of this size.

Ferretti 530 yacht boasts three revolutionary innovations: the full beam master cabin with chaise longue and two large open view windows that make it a real suite at sea level bathed in light, tones and the natural essences of teak. Moving the galley from the center to the aft section creates a unique open space that includes the saloon, galley, cocktail bar and the dining area, the cockpit area continues thanks to the tilting window. The roll bar free sky lounge and the spoiler allow the 530 a sporty appearance combined with elegantly formal lines.

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Riva , the iconic Ferretti Group brand, presented a new model at the historical Lake d’Iseo shipyards in July 2011. Featuring elegance and ease of transportation as its distinctive characteristics, Iseo superyacht tender , a 27 foot runabout, is destined to become a must-have for those who love cruising on both lakes and the sea, and, most importantly, design enthusiasts. It is also perfect for anyone wishing to enhance their yacht with an exclusive tender that will never go unnoticed.

Riva Iseo superyacht tender

Due to its ease of manoeuvrability and size, Iseo yacht tender is also ideal as a tender for large yachts. Innovative and elegant, it can also guarantee comfort in bad weather conditions. Besides the electrohydraulic bimini top, it was also designed with a waterproof, automobile-style soft top which protects those on board against water and the wind during cruising.

Please contact CharterWorld - the luxury yacht charter specialist - for more on superyacht news item "Ferretti Yachts and Riva to attend Moscow Boat Show 2013".

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