Hastings

Hastings

Price's: £18 per Child (under 16) / £28 per Adult / £70 per Family *Please call us to book the Family Deal*

Visit Details: You will have a minimum of 4 hours and 30 minutes from the moment you are dropped off. The designated drop-off and pick-up point for Hastings is at the Bus Stop opposite the Pier.

Hastings, located on the southeast coast of England, is a charming seaside town with a rich history and a variety of attractions that make it worth a visit. Here are some reasons to consider visiting Hastings:

Historical Significance: Hastings is famous for the Battle of Hastings in 1066, which changed the course of English history. You can explore historical landmarks, including Battle Abbey, which marks the site of this pivotal conflict.

Beautiful Beaches: Hastings boasts a pebble beach that is perfect for a leisurely stroll, sunbathing, or enjoying a traditional seaside picnic. The coastline offers stunning views and opportunities for beachcombing.

Old Town: Wander winding streets filled with Tudor houses and quaint cottages amidst a vibrant fishing quarter.

East Hill Lift: Ride from the beach to Hastings Country Park, offering stunning views from Beachy Head to the coast of France. The park features:

345 hectares of diverse landscapes & Five kilometres of dramatic cliffs

West Hill Lift: Ascend through a rock tunnel to: Explore Hastings Castle ruins & Discover hidden caverns with a history of smugglers and gangs

Seafront Attractions: Enjoy various seaside amusements, including: Hastings Miniature Adventure Golf, award-winning Hastings Pier and the Source, a major BMX and skate park with a café

St Leonards: Experience its charming architecture, art galleries, antique shops, and a bustling café scene.

Museums: Dive into local history at unique museums:

Shipwreck Museum: Learn about local maritime disasters.

Fishermen’s Museum: Explore Hastings' fishing heritage.

Hastings Contemporary: Visit for rotating exhibitions of contemporary British art.

Hastings Museum and Art Gallery: Discover local history and art, featuring the exquisite Durbar Hall.

Hastings, located on the southeast coast of England, is a charming seaside town with a rich history and a variety of attractions that make it worth a visit. Here are some reasons to consider visiting Hastings: