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Bognor Regis
Bognor Regis has been a seaside fishing settlement
since Anglo Saxon times. It became a fashionable
resort in the reign of George III and has been
frequented by royalty on numerous occasions. The
resort is flat and has an excellent promenade walk.
There is a pier and a delightful park, Hotham Park,
which boasts a narrow gauge railway, putting green, crazy golf, tennis
court and boating lake. On the beach between Bognor Regis and Aldwick
lies the wreck of a floating pontoon – part of the Mulberry Harbour which
was destined to be towed across to Normandy on D-Day June 6, 1944
and was washed up on the beach shortly after D-Day. The beach is
predominantly pebbly but the water is clean and the quality of the light
often remarkable. Inland the scenery is quintessentially English with the
splendour of the South Downs, England’s newest National Park, very
close at hand.
Royal Norfolk
Bognor Regis
Situated in a delightfully sunny spot on
the sea front with extensive lawns and
superb Channel views, this exceptional
Georgian building dates from the 1830s
and has been visited by the Emperor
Napoleon III of France and various
descendants of Queen Victoria. It is a
short walk from the pier and shops. All
60 bedrooms are centrally heated with
private bath or shower and WC,
intercom, TV, hair dryer and tea/coffee
making facilities. There is an attractive
cocktail bar, a split level restaurant, a
relaxing quiet lounge looking out onto
the garden and a ballroom with small
dance floor. Lift serves most rooms
(some rooms accessed via several
stairs). Entertainment is provided most
evenings. Tel: 01243 826222
A Leisureplex Hotel
Excursions Included
Full Day to Southsea and Chichester.
Today we visit Portsmouth’s seaside
neighbour, Southsea, with its pier and
promenade and the historic city of
Chichester with its fine cathedral,
Georgian houses and ancient city walls.
Full Day to the South Downs and
Arundel. A picturesque round trip
takes us through the gentle beauty of
the South Downs, stopping at Arundel
and the Amberley Working Museum
where working craftspeople and artisans,
such as clay pipe makers, wheelwrights,
potters etc. demonstrate their traditional
crafts (entrance included in the
tour cost).
Full Day to Brighton and Lewes.
Famous for its graceful Regency
buildings, the exotic iron-domed Pavilion
built by the Prince Regent, its two piers
and the enticing series of byways, known
as The Lanes, with their many small
shops. We return via Lewes.
Bognor Regis
Royal Norfolk Bognor Regis
7 days from
£232
per person
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What Alfa Includes
• 6 nights dinner, room & breakfast
• 3 full day excursions
• Entrance to Amberley Museum
Holiday 207 - 7 Days
Departs Sunday - Returns Saturday
Apr 15 ............£232 June 17, 24 ....£349
Apr 22 ............£242 July 8..............£349
Apr 29 ............£274 Aug 5, 19, 26 ..£349
May 6.............£289 Sept 30...........£259
May 20...........£299 Oct 14.............£249
May 27...........£329 Oct 28.............£254
Supplements per person
Sea View ..........£28 Single Room .....£32
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Amberley Museum