Coach trips from Reading: By The Sea - 1

The Seaside at Bognor Regis

• date: Friday 24 July 2009
• route: EF
• approx 1st drop: 18:30
• price: £21.00

Dating back to saxon times, Bognor was developed into Britain’s first purpose-built resort in the 18th century. The name Regis was granted after King George V convalesced there in 1929. This West Sussex town has all of the usual seaside attractions and claims to have a very high record of sunshine for the UK.

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The Seaside at Bournemouth

• date: Tuesday 21 July 2009
• route: WF
• approx 1st drop: 18:30
• price: £21.00

One of our youngest seaside resorts, Bournemouth offers miles of sandy beaches, beautiful garden walks, shopping arcades and pine-covered chines. It claims to enjoy one of the most comfortable microclimates in the UK. Two named trains of the past sum up this fine resort: The Bournemouth Belle from London and The Pines Express from the North of England.

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The Seaside at Brighton

• date: Tuesday 4 August 2009
• route: CF (includes Caversham & Wokingham)

• date: Saturday 5 September 2009
• route: EG

• approx 1st drop: 18:30
• price: £21.00

Once a small village, Brighton has become a leading resort of the South. You can wander the famous lanes with their interesting shops and restaurants, take a ride along the front on Magnus Volk’s historic railway or just sit on the beach and watch the world go by. Don’t forget the pier as well.

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The Seaside at Clacton-on-Sea

• date: Thursday 2 July 2009
• route: EF
• approx 1st drop: 19:30
• price: £23.50

Part of the Essex Sunshine Coast, Clacton is a resort with wonderfully kept gardens, arcades, a pier, sandy beach and everything you could want from the British seaside. The beach is a regular winner of awards.

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The Seaside at Eastbourne

• date: Monday 22 June 2009
• route: EF
• approx 1st drop: 18:30
• price: £21.50

One of the prime Victorian seaside resorts, Eastbourne ticked all their boxes. A pier, bandstand, gardens, Victorian and Edwardian buildings, ice cream and the town centre very close by. A traditional southcoast seaside town. Lovely!

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