Sovereign Harbour Marina
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Great relaxing venue, garden bar pub good venue for sports bar, as well as Thai marina, picassos, seasons, and simply Italian, all good value eateries.
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Stayed here in a relative's boat and so glad that we did. We were in the West basin and near to the excellent facilities. All was well maintained and clean although a refurb is on the cards.
There are many restaurants although avoid the Harvester as it is filthy. There are many walks around the whole marina and it is interesting watching the boats arrive and leave, as well as the range of boats moored
There are many restaurants although avoid the Harvester as it is filthy. There are many walks around the whole marina and it is interesting watching the boats arrive and leave, as well as the range of boats moored
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We went to the Marina following the coast, a trip of around 3,5 km from our hotel. We did not know quite what to expect but were just querious. But the Marina were certainly worth a visit. The sailing entry to the marina was through a sluice because of the huge difference between high tide and low tide on the Southcoast of England (app. 5 m). Behind the sluice there was 2 large dock and a couple of smaller ones. The docks were filled up with both big yachts and smaller boats. Multible storage houses were surruonding the docks containing flats in various sizes and a selection of restaurants. We chose a Thailand restaunt, which were a good choice. Excellent food at a reasonable prices.
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A lovely place we always visit when in the south. So picturesque and relaxing seeing all of the boats come in and out of the harbour and watching the fish bellow the waters edge.
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Lots of cafe's and eateries, a place to sit and people watch. There is also shops in walking distance. Very near the sea too.
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Great place to walk around and enjoy the boats. There are plenty of places to stop and eat or have a snack. The Yacht Club also has a very nice private venue room.
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Take a number 99 bus from Eastbourne (£3.20 return day rider)or go by car.Get off bus or park at Asda.
Marina is large and worth a stroll through to see numerous locks and boats etc.
Sea trips available to beachy head (full wet gear supplied).Pub and other eateries on site plus nearby strip mall makes it a nice half day outing.
Marina is large and worth a stroll through to see numerous locks and boats etc.
Sea trips available to beachy head (full wet gear supplied).Pub and other eateries on site plus nearby strip mall makes it a nice half day outing.
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Very interesting Marina, lots of walkways across the water. Housing area looks lovely. Walked across to the retail park behind the Marina.
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good walking with a wheelchair as mostly on the flat. Really interesting walking round the Marina -good choice for eating as well
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Well worth a visit, very picturesque, lots of restaurants overlooking the harbour. Can be very busy especially during the high season. Wheelchair/pushchair access available.
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Sovereign Harbour has a continental feel to the quayside shops and restaurants area. Sadly that is but a small part and too much is just moorings next to residential frontages. An opportunity missed in this development, but that was long ago in planning stages!
Lots of interest to watch around the lock giving access to the sea, subject to tides. There is a maze of walkways to explore, and many different mooring lagoons. People watching would gain 5-stars, especially watching people on boats and vice versa.
The beach area outside the lagoons is shingle, as this area used to be The Crumbles, famed for shingle extraction for building and other purposes through the sixties and seventies.
Shopping superstores plus multiplex cinema just behind the main quay area, and good overall parking offered.
Lots of interest to watch around the lock giving access to the sea, subject to tides. There is a maze of walkways to explore, and many different mooring lagoons. People watching would gain 5-stars, especially watching people on boats and vice versa.
The beach area outside the lagoons is shingle, as this area used to be The Crumbles, famed for shingle extraction for building and other purposes through the sixties and seventies.
Shopping superstores plus multiplex cinema just behind the main quay area, and good overall parking offered.
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It is a very relaxing place, 15mn driving from Beachy Head; cars are not authorized; all sorts of luxury boats; the place is really quiet and offers nice restaurants; we had dinner at the Marina Thai, really good!
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A place for the in crowd, all the expensive boats moored here. There were some working boats but not many.
Worth a visit, couple of watering holes worth dropping into.
Worth a visit, couple of watering holes worth dropping into.
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First visit to the harbour, walked from the pier which was lovely on a sunny day.
Harbour itself is huge and well worth a visit, ice cold beer people watching in the sun!!! PARADISE.
Harbour itself is huge and well worth a visit, ice cold beer people watching in the sun!!! PARADISE.
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had a lovely evening meal at simply si at the marina. again it was good food and at the end we ordered a taxi because I have trouble walking and the buses stop early. taxi driver very polite and helpful.
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Pleasant place for a mosey around the shops and a coffee or meal in one of the harbour side cafes/ restaurants. We were lucky enough to watch a boat being launched! Plenty of parking.
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Plenty of free parking and toilets. Then have a good walk around the marina right upto the beach.
The marina has various places to eat - outside and in. Great variety to make the choice difficult.
The marina has various places to eat - outside and in. Great variety to make the choice difficult.
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This is nice for sitting outside the Restaurants for a relaxing Meal or Drink. Especially on a Sunny Day. There's a Land Train, 'The Dotto' which can take you. It's a 3 Mile Walk from the Burlington Hotel, each way, along the Coast Path if you wish to Walk.
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Great place to take a walk around, beautiful marina & loads of places to eat, drink & enjoy. Various places to eat & drink from a chippie to more elegant dinning. Good to look around the various boats for sale too, & dream of the day you can afford one lol.
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The Sovereign Harbour marina is a great place to visit especially if sun is out.
Plenty of cafe's restaurants and bars all with outside seating overlooking the harbour.
Great variey of places to eat, Italian, Indian, Thai, Fish and Chips, Harvester and the parking is free.
Plenty of cafe's restaurants and bars all with outside seating overlooking the harbour.
Great variey of places to eat, Italian, Indian, Thai, Fish and Chips, Harvester and the parking is free.
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Spent a good afternoon here. Plenty of choice for eating places and lots to see. Much improved now all access ways open and can walk (push wheelchair!) right up to the lock gates. Parking easy and convenient.
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We have been here many times.. Some really good eateries,, Great atmosphere. Nice place to visit. Lovely place for a walk around the marina
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This marina is well worth visiting. It has some very decent vessels moored up to view whilst taking a stroll through the marina or indeed having a meal or a cup of tea etc. In one of the very attractive cafe areas built alongside this buitiful harbour. I enjoyed the views and atmosphere for approximately Two hours. Parking is free which is an added bonus
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The harbour has been very nicely done, lots of places to eat and also quite good for shopping. There are several boat trips which look good
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Lovely place to spend a nice bright afternoon. Plenty of activity between the many restaurants, boat watching (some fabulous yachts here), and watching the bridge go up and down as the boats enter or leave the harbour. Lots of what look like massive carp swimming around, great for grandchildren/children to watch.
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