CABU By The Sea

A seaside escape

CABU By The Sea is a beautiful collection of holiday lodges close to the beach at Dymchurch in Kent. Characterised by their sleek, contemporary designs, the lodge accommodation makes for a stylish place to stay. There is a very cool set of cosy one-bedroom cabins for couples as well as a handful of light and airy three-bedroom beach houses. Every cabin features luxury interiors, comfortable living spaces, kitchen facilities and easy access to the coast and on-site amenities. 

Notable features and highlights

CABU By The Sea boasts some impressive properties with notable extras as well as on-site features. These include hot tub cabins, large floor-to-ceiling windows and outdoor terraces. Guests will delight in the on-site nature spa, swimming pool, bike hire and the covered ‘sitooterie’, which is a quaint Scottish name for a seating area. Handy highlights also include electric car charging points and superfast Wi-Fi. The park also welcomes dogs, so bring your four-legged pals along too.

Local area

Dymchurch is a small seaside resort offering a long beach with a sea wall. It is also home to some arcades and places to eat. The Romney, Hythe and Dymchurch Railway passes through town, linking Dungeness to Hythe. The beaches in the area are superb; the sea there rolls out a long way at low tide. Day trips include Romney Marsh (3.5 miles), Greatstone Beach (4 miles), and Dungeness (8 miles) with its lighthouses, vast shingle banks, Prospect Cottage, and its RSPB reserve. The popular Camber Sands (12 miles), with its miles of sand and dunes, is worth a trip for young families. Historians would love spending time walking around the Cinque Port town of Rye (14 miles), or Sissinghurst House (25 miles), the former residence of Bloomsbury set icon, Vita Sackville-West.