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Seaford - East Sussex, holiday lets on the south coast
Seafordis a seaside town on the south coast in East Sussex, about halfway betweenBrighton and Eastbourne. | Unlike its busy commercial neighbours, Seaford is unspoiled and very different in character. Firstly, there is no street lighting along the sea front so that you can actually see the stars clearly at night and watch the moon rise from behind the white chalky cliffs. | Find self-catering holiday lets in Sussex: | | 
| |  |  | | Sailing on a misty day at the end of March | Caravans on a hill behind car park, facing the sea | |  | | | Thebeach is a high ridge of shingle. There are warnings about waves produced by passing ships from the ferry port at Newhaven. To the west of the beach are caravanparks and a boat yard. Colourful sails dot about the water. Walking eastwardsalong the seafront, a concrete esplanade provides seating and shelter. There arebenches at frequent intervals all along the sea front - most of which have beendonated as gifts or in memory of friends and relatives who loved Seaford. |  | | Benches along the Esplanade - perfect for sitting and gazing out to sea. Photograph taken in March 2005 | Carparking along the Seaford seafront was free when we visited in March 2005 - analmost unheard of situation on England's south coast. Afew holiday lets and private holiday homes line the road running along theseafront. There is an excellent free park with a childrens' adventureplayground, skateboarding, playing fields and several tennis courts. Forrefreshments there is a large pub with outdoor seating, a few ice cream vans,and a kiosk, but the usual seaside resort shops and entertainment found inBrighton and Eastbourne are pleasantly lacking. |  | | The
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