Fun in the Sun at Seal Bay Resort, Selsey, West Sussex!

Your Coastal Escape Awaits at Green Lawns, Seal Bay Resort!

Indulge in the epitome of holiday luxury with our Swift Bordeaux Escape 3 Bedroom caravan, nestled in the heart of Green Lawns at Seal Bay Resort, Selsey, West Sussex.

Swift Bordeaux Escape - Your Home Away from Home:
Step into a world of comfort and style. This spacious 3-bedroom caravan is designed to make your coastal retreat unforgettable.

✨ Key Features:

Modern Living: Immerse yourself in the contemporary design of the living space, where plush furnishings and large windows create an inviting atmosphere.

Fully Equipped Kitchen: Channel your inner chef in the well-appointed kitchen, complete with modern appliances and ample space for culinary creations.

Comfortable Bedrooms: Three cozy bedrooms ensure a restful night's sleep, providing the perfect haven after a day of seaside adventures.

Outdoor Delight: Relax and unwind on the caravan's outdoor decking, perfect for enjoying morning coffee or evening sunsets with loved ones.

Pet-Friendly: Bring your furry companions along! This caravan is pet-friendly, ensuring that the whole family can share in the holiday joy.

️ Seal Bay Resort Amenities:
Green Lawns is just a stone's throw from the resort's amenities. Enjoy easy access to the beach, on-site dining, and entertainment for a truly immersive holiday experience.

Booking Information:
Ready to make memories in this seaside haven? Book your stay at www.kendall-lettings.co.uk and secure your spot in the Swift Bordeaux Escape.

Your coastal escape starts here!


Layout

Open plan living and dining area, leading to kitchen and then down a corridor to bedrooms and bathroom.


Sleeping Arrangements

1 Double master bedroom.
2 Twin Bedrooms
One double pull-out Sofa bed


Local Area

Selsey, located in West Sussex, England, boasts a rich history and a picturesque local area with a unique coastal charm. Here's an overview of the history and notable features of the Selsey area:

Historical Overview:
Early Settlement: The history of Selsey dates back to ancient times, with evidence of early settlement by the Romans and possibly even earlier inhabitants. The town has evolved from a small fishing and farming community to a thriving coastal destination.

Selsey Abbey: In medieval times, Selsey was home to Selsey Abbey, a Benedictine monastery founded in the 7th century. The monastery played a significant role in the area's religious and cultural history.

Maritime Heritage: With its strategic coastal location, Selsey has a strong maritime heritage. Fishing has been a traditional livelihood for the locals, and the town's connection to the sea is evident in its history and culture.

Local Area Features:
Coastal Beauty: Selsey is known for its stunning coastline, featuring expansive beaches and scenic views of the English Channel. The coastal landscape attracts visitors seeking relaxation and outdoor activities.

Nature Reserves: The area around Selsey includes important nature reserves such as Pagham Harbour Nature Reserve. These reserves offer opportunities for birdwatching and exploring diverse ecosystems.

Fishing Community: Selsey maintains its connection to its fishing roots, with a charming harbor where you can witness local fishermen at work. Fresh seafood is a highlight, and visitors can enjoy the catch of the day at local eateries.

Seaside Activities: The seaside town offers a range of classic seaside activities, from beachcombing and ice cream on the promenade to water sports and coastal walks.

Cultural Attractions: Nearby Chichester adds cultural depth to the region, with its cathedral, historic architecture, and cultural events such as the Chichester Festival Theatre.

Goodwood Estate: Not far from Selsey, the Goodwood Estate hosts prestigious events like the Goodwood Festival of Speed and the Goodwood Revival, contributing to the area's vibrant social scene.

Selsey's history and local area blend a sense of tradition with the allure of the seaside, making it a destination where history, natural beauty, and community spirit converge. Whether exploring historic sites or enjoying the coastal ambiance, Selsey offers a delightful experience for residents and visitors alike.


Getting there

From London and the South-East:

Take the M25 toward the south-west.
Merge onto the M23.
Continue onto the A23.
Follow signs to merge onto the A27 toward Chichester.
From Chichester, take the B2145 to Selsey.
Follow signs to West Sands, Seal Bay Resort.
From Birmingham and the Midlands:

Take the M6 south.
Merge onto the M40 toward London.
Continue onto the M25.
Then follow the directions from London and the South-East as mentioned above.
From Manchester and the North-West:

Take the M56 toward Chester.
Merge onto the M6 south.
Follow the M6 and M56 until you reach the M6 again.
Continue on the M6 south, then merge onto the M40 toward London.
Follow the M40 until you reach the M25, then follow the directions from London and the South-East.
From Bristol and the South-West:

Take the M5 north.
Merge onto the M4 east toward London.
Continue onto the M25.
Then follow the directions from London and the South-East.
From Newcastle and the North-East:

Take the A1 south.
Merge onto the A1(M) south.
Continue on the A1(M) until you reach the M25.
Then follow the directions from London and the South-East.

From Southampton:
By Car:

Head southwest on the M27.
Continue onto the A27.
Follow the signs for Chichester.
Once in Chichester, take the A286 toward Selsey.
Follow signs to West Sands at Seal Bay Resort, Selsey.

By Train:
Take a train from Southampton to Chichester.
From Chichester, take a taxi or bus to West Sands, Seal Bay Resort, Selsey.

From Dorset:
By Car:

Take the A35 east toward Southampton.
Merge onto the A31.
Continue on the A31 until you reach the M27.
Merge onto the M27 and continue as above from step 2 for "From Southampton."

By Train:
Take a train from your location to Southampton.
From Southampton, follow the directions provided above for "By Train" from Southampton.


Accessibility

this caravan is not adapted for disabled access