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Flexible cancellation available by booking directly with Bloom Stays Holiday Letting Agency Trendy beach house Superb entertaining space Hot tub Hotel touches Coastal location Pet friendly

Camber is a well known and famous beach that sits in the 1066 country area near to Rye and Dungeness. The region has a surfing vibe and features lazy days on stunning sandy beaches and enjoyed by families, adults, students and well just about anyone. Camber has watersports on the sea and also in nearby Lydd on the marshes. Kite surfing as well and surking, kayaking and so much more can be enjoyed along the wide sweeping waters. For years the area known as Rye Bay, which stretches from Dungeness in Kent to Fairlight in Sussex via Camber Sands and Rye, has attracted creative types with its big skies and wild landscapes — perhaps most famously the film-maker Derek Jarman, who lived in Prospect Cottage on Dungeness. Now there is a new wave of artists, architects and interior designers who call the area their home. Key attractions: Camber sands Beach - 300 steps from the door! Rye Castle and medieval town: One of the best preserved medieval towns in England. Cobbled streets, a rich selection of specialist shops and places to eat and drink. Dungeness: A unique shingle beach National Nature Reserve. Visit the RSPB sanctuary. Take in the extraordinary architecture, for example some houses built from old railway carriages. Look at the abandoned fishing and military infrastructure. Eat fish and chips at The Pilot. Hastings and Battle, 1066: (60 mins) Explore Battle Abbey and the site of the Battle of Hastings in 1066. Walk in the footsteps of King Harold and William the Conqueror. Audio tour as you walk the battlefield. Good venue for a picnic. Romney, Hythe and Dymchurch Light Steam railway: (40 mins) Mini steam and diesel locomotives powering along a 13.5 mile track from the Cinque Port town of Hythe, terminating in Dungeness (see separate section on Walks). Good day out, particularly with kids. Catering available at all the station stops. Port Lympne Wild Animal Reserve: (45 mins) One of the largest wild animal parks in the UK, with plenty...