Why Choose the South of England for a Hot Tub Break?
A hot tub holiday in the South of England places you in the sunniest region of the UK. It is a landscape defined by world-class heritage, from the vineyards and orchards of the "Garden of England" in Kent to the dramatic chalk stacks of the Isle of Wight.
This region offers an incredible mix of experiences. You can explore the ancient tracks of the New Forest National Park, walk the iconic White Cliffs of Dover, or enjoy the bohemian seaside atmosphere of Brighton, all easily accessible from London.
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Explore the South of England's Regions
Our collection covers the diverse counties of the South, each offering its own unique character and landscape.
Isle of Wight
Just a short ferry ride across the Solent, the Isle of Wight feels like a different world. It is famous for its mild climate, stunning beaches, and the iconic Needles. Visit Queen Victoria's palatial holiday home at Osborne House or enjoy the timeless seaside charm of Ventnor and Shanklin.
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Hampshire
A county where city meets country. Hampshire is home to the historic cathedral city of Winchester (once the capital of England), the sailing heritage of Portsmouth and Southampton, and beautiful chalk streams. It offers a sophisticated rural escape with easy access to the coast.
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New Forest
One of the UK's most beloved National Parks. The New Forest is an ancient landscape of heathland and woodland where wild ponies, donkeys, and cattle roam free. It is a paradise for cyclists and walkers, offering miles of flat, traffic-free tracks and charming villages like Lyndhurst and Brockenhurst.
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Kent
Known as the "Garden of England," Kent is famous for its rolling hills, orchards, and hop gardens. It is a county rich in history, featuring the stunning Canterbury Cathedral, the White Cliffs of Dover, and "the loveliest castle in the world" at Leeds Castle.
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Sussex
Spanning East and West Sussex, this region is dominated by the rolling chalk hills of the South Downs National Park. It is home to 1066 country (Battle and Hastings), the dramatic Seven Sisters cliffs, and historic medieval towns like Rye and Lewes.
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Brighton
For a lively coastal escape, Brighton is unmatched. This vibrant, bohemian city offers a unique mix of Regency architecture, quirky shopping in The Lanes, and a classic pier. Visit the exotic Royal Pavilion or relax on the famous pebble beach.
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Top Things to See and Do in the South of England
- The New Forest National Park: A unique landscape where you can cycle for miles through ancient woods and see thousands of ponies roaming freely through the villages.
- Canterbury Cathedral: A UNESCO World Heritage site and a masterpiece of medieval architecture. It has been a place of pilgrimage for centuries and remains the headquarters of the Church of England.
- The White Cliffs of Dover: An iconic symbol of Britain. Walk along the cliff tops for spectacular views across the English Channel to France on a clear day.
- Brighton Royal Pavilion: Built as a seaside pleasure palace for King George IV, this exotic building features an Indian-style exterior and a lavish Chinese-inspired interior.
- The Needles: The most famous landmark on the Isle of Wight. Take the chairlift down the multi-coloured sand cliffs to see the three white chalk stacks and the lighthouse.
- Winchester Cathedral: One of the largest cathedrals in Europe, with the longest medieval nave. It is the resting place of Jane Austen and features a spectacular 13th-century Great Hall nearby with King Arthur's Round Table.
Frequently Asked Questions
What's the difference between the South of England regions?
Kent and Sussex are defined by historic castles, the South Downs and dramatic white cliffs. Hampshire and the New Forest offer ancient woodlands, wild ponies, and sailing heritage. The Isle of Wight offers a distinct "island escape" feeling with a slower pace of life and sandy beaches.
Is the South of England good for beaches?
Yes, it has some of the best in the UK. The Isle of Wight has varied bays ranging from sandy to rocky. Brighton is famous for its pebbles and city atmosphere. West Wittering in Sussex offers vast stretches of sand, and Botany Bay in Kent features stunning chalk stacks.
Which area is best for a romantic break?
The New Forest is incredibly romantic for its secluded woodland cabins and free-roaming ponies. For a couple seeking culture and nightlife, Brighton offers a fantastic city-by-the-sea experience with great dining and shopping.
Is the South of England good for families?
Yes, excellent. It is very accessible from London and the Home Counties, minimising travel time. Attractions like Peppa Pig World (Hampshire), Drusillas Park (Sussex), and the beaches of the Isle of Wight make it a top choice for children.
When is the best time to visit?
The South of England is the warmest and sunniest part of the UK mainland. Summer is best for enjoying the coast and beaches. Spring is spectacular in Kent (the Garden of England) when the orchards and bluebell woods are in bloom. Autumn is beautiful in the New Forest for the changing leaf colours.