Where can I spend a nice sunny day outside London?

Question

(Leaving in the morning and coming back in the evening)

Answer 1

The South Coast, maybe Brighton?

Answer 2

Whitstable (north Kent)

Answer 3

beiruit

Answer 4

Brighton? Portsmouth?

Answer 5

Oxford

Answer 6

Southend is just one train journey from London Fenchurch street- about 50 mins on C2C- and is quite cheap. It's very touristy, has lots of shopping, the longest pleasure pier in the world alongside a theme park and arcades. Plus there are lots of gardens and parks, as well as a museum for the more cultured ;]

Answer 7

Take a cruise along the river Thames to Windsor and back Don't forget to pay a visit to the castle.

Ian M

Answer 8

how about the wash in norfolk they have beautiful coast in norfolk and is only about 2 and half hours drive if you had the whole day would be worth it. Or suffolk aldeburgh is georgeous. If you wanted somewhere closer how about pains hill park in cobham surrey? or brighton or littlehampton in sussex?

Answer 9

The Chilterns

http://www.chilternsaonb.org/

Answer 10

it depends what you want to do, nice sunny day, if you want some lovely views and excersise, how about train from London to either Arundel or Amberley in Sussex, there is a lovely walk along the River Arun between the two towns, distance of about 8 miles, a couple of lovely pubs along the route, so plenty of stopping points for refreshments and lunch, Arundel has beautiful shops and Castle, Amberley has a fantasic working museum and although a small village is very picturesque.

If you want a relax, how about Littlehampton, superb long beach, small funfair and good small town, with some fantastic fish and chip resturants and a small harbour to walk around.

Or if you want just a day out, Portsmouth, go down to the Harbour, fantastic shops now in the Quay, spinnaker tower (observation platforms high up) and of course the Naval Dockyard to look around.

All 3 places within 1 and 2 hours by train, easy to get to with regular services and you dont have to break the bank with a budget.