Holywell Beach is located in the serene area of Holywell in Eastbourne, East Sussex. It is situated at the western end of the promenade and is composed of steep banks of shingle separated by wooden groynes. The beach has a calm and relaxed atmosphere, with the Italian Gardens, also known as Holywell Retreat, providing a scenic backdrop for sunbathing and relaxation. The beach also has a tea chalet nestled amidst greenery, which offers refreshments to visitors. Holywell is home to blue and white beach huts, including one that was used by King George V and Queen Mary. The white chalk cliffs on the other side of the beach lead to the 500ft Beachy Head, which can be accessed by the South Downs coastal path. Bars and restaurants are also available on the beach for those seeking food and drinks. In summary, Holywell Beach is a tranquil and picturesque location for a day spent by the sea.
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