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Homely, well equipped and spacious luxury two-bedroom six berth caravan located close to the White Horse Complex on Seal Bay Resort. Allocated Parking space. Lounge area with comfy seating, Wi-Fi, large smart TV, Patio doors and through to the kitchen that is very well-equipped with a separate dining area. Master bedroom has storage, ensuite bath & shower, wash basin and toilet. Twin bedroom has storage For your arrival, we include beds made up, complementary tea and coffee and some essentials to make your initial arrival as easy as possible. We can supply other items on request: Towel pack – small charge Cot High Chair Please check before booking if you have a dog allergy.

Situated close to all the amenities on White Horse, Seal Bay Resort. Access to the swimming pool and live entertainment venues requires passes to be purchased, pass pricess are in the pictures. Seal Bay Resort is made up of three separate distinct holiday park villages that you could have complete access to during your stay. Each park has its own excellent facilities, you really are spoilt for choice, a free bus service is available to get around the three sites! Cove communities Seal Bay Resort is located at the southwest end of Bracklesham Bay that spans from West Wittering Beach to Selsey Bill. Today Selsey is a popular seaside town with several beaches but probably most notable for the Selsey Bill. Selsey’s fishing industry has always been at the heart of the town. Home to one of the few remaining fishing fleets on the south coast, which provide fish and seafood to leading London restaurants. Selsey Crab is widely accepted as some of the best in the world. Local restaurants and pubs are all keen to promote the provenance of their local suppliers. Lots of the locals still sell directly from the wharf, check out Julie’s hut on the seafront at East Beach. A cup of cockles, a pint of prawns or a fresh crab sandwich, you’ll find it all in Selsey and you know it’s fresh from the boat. If you’re lucky, you might even spot a seal! Selsey has some traditional local pubs that offer local beers and a friendly welcome. Selsey has lost much of its costal land to the sea in recent years. The Bill (the sea spit) used to extend much further out into the harbour. It’s an ongoing battle that local residents and councils fight to protect the coastline and nature reserves from being taken by the sea.