Castle · 10:00–12:45 (2h45m)
Arundel Castle
Climb the Norman keep and see the gardens; lunch at the castle coffee shop.
An indoor and outdoor castle in Arundel, aimed at ages 0–12.
- Café on site
- Toilets
Photo: Chensiyuan

Arundel
Arundel Castle · Photo: Chensiyuan
Climb the keep of Arundel's huge restored castle in the morning, then walk down past the river to the wetland centre for a quiet electric boat ride through the reedbeds and some pond dipping.
Castle · 10:00–12:45 (2h45m)
Climb the Norman keep and see the gardens; lunch at the castle coffee shop.
An indoor and outdoor castle in Arundel, aimed at ages 0–12.
Photo: Chensiyuan
Wildlife · 13:15–16:00 (2h45m)
Boat safari and pond dipping; last entry 15:30.
An outdoor wildlife park in Arundel.
Photo: wwt.org.uk
Brighton seafront
Start under the Victorian arches of the oldest working aquarium in the world, then climb up to a quiet Kemptown park with a playground and duck pond for lunch. Finish back on the seafront with rides, ice cream and a long walk out over the waves on the Palace Pier.
SEA LIFE Brighton → Queen's Park → Brighton Palace Pier
South EastEast Cowes and Yarmouth
Day one crosses to East Cowes for Queen Victoria's holiday house, gardens and her private beach, then heads inland to a hilltop castle where donkeys still work the well wheel. Day two is in the West Wight: animals and indoor play at a farm park, then a chairlift down to Alum Bay to see the Needles.
Osborne House → Carisbrooke Castle → Tapnell Farm Park → The Needles Landmark Attraction
Beaconsfield
Walk through a miniature 1930s England at the world's oldest model village and ride its little railway, then drive into the hills to the village where Roald Dahl wrote, for an afternoon of story-making in his museum.
Bekonscot Model Village → The Roald Dahl Museum and Story Centre