Not really sure how someone could rate this less than 5 stars. We came here to start our self guided 1066 tour as this makes sense chronologically. We purchased the overseas 9 day pass, so this castle was included. There is magic in the walls. So much history, too much to write about. I recommend reading up on the history before you come, it will be more interesting. The WW2 touch is simply amazing. Centuries of history live in these walls. If you are not into history, the walk alone is very nice. I highly recommend giving yourself about 2 hours. We took a short drive down to the coast to take a picture at the “spot” that the Normans landed (yes I know, that spot has been reclaimed by the sea, but still, use your imagination). Car park around the corner within walking distance and an overflow lot for a fee.

It's much quieter here than Eastbourne, when the tide is low quite sandy too.

This is a pub on the beach, what's not to like? (See the moonlit beach video). Staff are down to earth and friendly, food is good but basic, views are fantastic and there's (paid) parking nearby. It can be a bit windy even on a warm day (but I'm not one for sitting outside in the UK , so I might be a bit biased) but the view makes it worthwhile. The venue is also available to hire for events. They provide a buffet service, though the one I saw was somewhat small and very limited in variety for the £500 price tag (I see a lot of hotel buffets at my events, and this was not on a par with those for value). Hence the lower food score, the pub grub was nice but the buffet wasnt great value. Staff were friendly, cheerful and helpful all evening, and the atmosphere was great. Despite it being a beautiful night outside, the ambience keep everyone in the party. It's hard to find, as Google navigation will take you to a dead end back alley behind the venue (which as I found is too small to turn a medium sized van in). Instead, aim for the public car park and walk the last 100m.

Really cool little gaol and museum, lots of boards with facts and history...very interesting history in the cells!

Popped in for a meal and pint, Unfortunately there was no food available that day .Very helpful staff a couple of bags of crisps an a great pint saved the visit. Good selection of ales .Dog friendly .

Played here whilst staying at the bay view section of Pevensey bay holiday park. Literally a five minute walk from my caravan. Testy little course where you have to club down and play mid irons instead of your driver. Very friendly, especially Hannah, who runs the club house facilities. Perhaps the holiday park should offer a discount to holiday guests as they own the land it is on .

Beautiful country church dating back many centuries. Tranquil and peaceful ideal place to get in touch with the divine and your inner self