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Visit Rye any time of year and there's always plenty to see and do both in town and in the surrounding countryside. Visit the Rye Museum or an historic attraction like the Ypres Tower (the castle), take an audio walking tour or ghost tour, or see the sights with a Blue Badge Guide who can make your stay even more enjoyable.
Swimming can be enjoyed at Camber Sands, Winchelsea Beach and at the new indoor swimming pool in Rye. Windsurfing and dinghy sailing can be found at Rye Windsurfing Lake whilst kite surfing courses take place on nearby Camber Sands. Fishing, cycle hire, horse riding, tennis and golf are also available in the locality.
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The leaflets shown below can be downloaded from the website and provide details of two fascinating trips between the towns of Rye and Cranbrook:
'Down to The Sea' - Cranbrook to Rye - http://www.ryeheritage.co.uk/docs/DownToTheSea.pdf
'Up the Garden Path' - Rye to Cranbrook - http://www.ryeheritage.co.uk/docs/UpTheGardenPath.pdf
Further information about 'Cranbrook-Capital of The Weald of Kent' can be found at: www.visitcranbrook.com
For information on the wildlife and countryside to be found close to Rye visit www.wildrye.info
For information on attractions in the surrounding areas visit
www.1066country.com.
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