Eastbourne is on the South Coast of the UK in England. About 15 miles east of Brighton and 60 miles south of London. Please visit this page to find out how to get to Eastbourne.

If you want to know what there is to do in the town, please visit this page for comprehensive information and links to other resources which will give you a good idea. However, briefly, if you want nightlife there are plenty of pubs and about 5 nightclubs. Atlantis on the pier, TJ's and King in the town centre are the most popular. You have to visit Beachy Head cliffs and see the lighthouse. There seafront has plenty to do for all ages. The pier, of course. Putting greens, crazy golf. Fort Fun and Teasure Island for the children. The bandstand, Redoubt Fortress and Military Museum. The Wish Tower and it's small museum and the Lifeboat Museum. There are plenty of tea shops and stalls along the front. In the summer you can take a boat ride out to see the lighthouse and cliffs or go for a speedboat ride. The promenade is about 5 miles long so there is plenty of walking if you want. There is also the new Sovereign Harbour Marina development. The Arndale Centre has all the usual high street stores and Old Town has lovely antique shops, the oldest pub in Eastbourne and a 12th century church. It also has the Towner Art Gallery.

Airbourne is held at the end of August each year on the Western Lawns and seafront. The Western Lawns are west of the pier opposite the Grand Hotel.

The Arndale Centre dominates the town centre. It is a naturally lit shopping complex with all the usual high street shops.

Yes. Go to Lloyds Lanes next to the David Lloyd Centre in Hampden Park - 01323 509999

There are two cinemas. The Curzon cinema is the small local one in the town centre on Langney Road. The big 10 screen multiplex is the UGC and is out of town on the A259 towards Pevensey at the Crumbles Complex, Sovereign Harbour.

Eastbourne is on the south coast of England in East Sussex. It is west of Hastings and east of Brighton on the A259. It is 60 miles south of London on the A22.

Eastbourne hosts three major events during the year. The International Ladies Tennis at Devonshire Park is held the week before Wimbledon in June. Airbourne is held at the end of August on the Western Lawns and seafront. The Red Arrows perform as do many other aircraft and display teams. Skate is a fun skating event for all the family held on the seafront east of the pier near the Sovereign Centre, with displays, competitions and stalls.

Yes there are four.
Eastbourne Golfing Park - 9 holes 01323 520400.
Willingdon Golf Club - 18 holes 01323 410981
Royal Eastbourne Golf Club - 18 holes 01323 736986
Downs Golf Course - 18 holes 01323 720827

There are some hotels and guesthouses which cater for those with mobility difficulties or other disabilities. The main ones are the York House Hotel, Cavendish Hotel, Congress Hotel, Oban Hotel, Saxon Hotel and Ellesmere Hotel. For further information call the Eastbourne Tourist Information Centre on 01323 411400 or email eastbournetic@btclick.com

Motcombe Park and Gildridge Park are in Old Town. Princes Park is near the Sovereign Centre on the seafront. Hampden Park is in....well it's in Hampden Park really, off Kings Drive by the hospital. There are also plenty of other green areas in the town such as the Western Lawns on the seafront, greenbelt land near langney, recreation grounds off Seaside and of course the south downs.

The Redoubt Fortress is east of the pier by the bowling green on Royal Parade. By the Redoubt Tea Rooms and Treasure Island.

There is the Sovereign Centre - swimming, fitness gym, sports hall 01323 412444
David Lloyd Centre - Tennis, fitness gym, sauna, squash 01323 509802
Hampden Park Sports Centre - 01323 509859
Cavendish Sports Centre - 01323 647683

Three of the four theatres are very near each other. Devonshire Park Theatre is on Hardwick Road. The Winter Garden is on Compton Street and The Congress is on Carlisle Road. They are within one minute walk of each other. The Royal Hippodrome is at the other end of town on Seaside Road. Go here for further information.

Airbourne is held on Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday the week before the bank holiday weekend, each August. So if bank holiday is Monday August 25th, then the last day of Airbourne would be Sunday August 17th.

Eastbourne Tourist Information Centre, Cornfield Road, Eastbourne, East Sussex, UK - 01323 411400

The Enterprise centre is next to the railway station. It is a converted railway building and houses more specialist shops and new businesses. There is also a small market outside at the weekends.

There are plenty of restaurants to choose from in Eastbourne. All styles and tastes are catered for. The main area for restaurants is the top of Terminus Road. Look at the Local Info page for further information.

The hospital is near Rodmill Hill on Kings Drive, in the Hampden Park area of town. Call 01323 417400.....or 999 if you want to get there really quickly and you'd like a free ride. There is also All Saints hospital, The Esperance Private Hospital and Eastbourne Private Psychiatric Clinic. They are all in Meads, but do NOT have Accident and Emergency facilities.

The library is at the bottom of Grove Road opposite the railway station. Call 01323 434206.

You can phone the tourist board for a hard copy on 01323 411400 or you can try here

The police station is in Grove Road next to the Town Hall.

There is a military museum and there are often concerts and fireworks at the Redoubt Fortress. It is a round Napoleonic fort.

The station is at the bottom end of Terminus Road and Grove Road in the town centre. Trains go to London, Hastings and Brighton. You can then obviously get your connection to anywhere in the country, or abroad. It is only a hour to Ashford International. It is 45 minutes direct to Gatwick Airport and about the same to Newhaven Harbour for ferries to the continent.

Beachy Head is west of Eastbourne on the A259 towards Brighton. You can get there by car or by bus in the summer months. You can also walk to the foot of the cliffs along the seashore being careful to be aware of the tide times. Plus you can get a boat during the summer months to take you on a tour around the lighthouse at the foot of the cliffs.

There are plenty of things for children in the town. Fort Fun and Rocky's is a great indoor and outdoor play centre for children from 1 up to 12 or 13 years old. Treasure Island is a similar fun adventure place with water. The Sovereign Centre is the main leisure centre in Eastbourne with a fun pool and baby pool. All three are close to each other on the seafront east of the pier. Out of town there is Drusillas Zoo Park which houses many farm and more exotic animals. Great for children. There is also Seven Sisters Sheep Centre, Middle Farm and Knockhatch. Go here for more information.

There are about 5 nightclubs in the town. TJs is in the town centre opposite the Arndale Centre and plays house and garage. Atlantis is the big club at the end of the pier, playing all the hits. It has theme nights and performances. The other main club in the town is Kings. Other clubs come and go......

There are plenty of hotels, guesthouses, and campsites to stay at in Eastbourne. Get a book with a list of all the hotels from the tourist office on 01323 411400. Or you can search the web and the best place to start is at the Eastbourne Web Directory