Things to Do

6 responses to “Things to Do”

1. 

   Elise Thompson

   24th February 2006

   Hello! My husband was just asked to play a rock festival at Camber Sands in May. We will be there from Thursday evening May 11 through Monday morning, but he only has to play on Friday. I would like to spend some time in Rye. I enjoy informal “home-cooked” style restaurants, and things like pirates and the ghost tour. I would also like to go to the Farmer’s Market and craft fair. Will I need to hire a car? And does the town get over-run with tourists at that time, making restaurant reservations required and buses overflowing? Any advice and restaurant recommendations would be greatly appreciated. Thank you for your time.

2. 

   Helen Tyrrell

   4th August 2006

   Hi myself, husband and 2 children under 3 coming to Camber would like to know what activities for children are in Rye & surrounding areas? We are coming this weekend!
   thanks in advance

3. 

   Henrietta Chew

   11th January 2007

   Answer to J Collins about what to do on a weekend in Rye. The quayside. Walking in and out of town, mooching around the town, bookshops, afternoon tea in any number of cafes in Rye or the Tea Tree at Winchelsea, Winchelsea and Rye both have interesting parish churches. If you read Monica Edwards Romney Marsh novels as a child don’t miss the village of Rye Harbour about a mile out of the town of Rye – it’s the real life location of her fictional village of Westling. If you don’t mind heights go climb to the top of Rye church for wonderful views.

5. 

   Henrietta Chew

   11th January 2007

   Sorry, J Collins, forgat to mention the bird reserve and hides at Rye Harbour.

6. 

   Julie Allen

   13th April 2007

   Hi
   We are coming to Rye on 4 May for the weekend. What 5 things must we do or see? It would be great to get some tips!
   Regards
   Julie

7. 

   Dave Rodwell

   17th April 2007

   Julie,

   This depends on the ages of the members of your party, but without doubt you should investigate Mermaid Street and the Mermaid Inn, take a walk around the Strand by the river, visit the Ypres Tower, climb to the top of the church for wonderful views across the whole area out as far as the White Cliffs, walk to Rye Castle, then visit Rye Harbour for the wildlife. For shopping stroll the full length of the High Street and associated streets and passages off it and, finally do some shopping, I can recommend Carolyn’s Boutique midway along the High Street for wonderful fashions. Then just 3 miles away is Camber Sands with the dunes and a breathtaking beach, a great and safe place for children.

   Most importantly, enjoy your stay in our wonderful town.

   Regards

   Dave Rodwell