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Tim, You should be starting your trip from the train station where the average tourist for the day will begin.(East Croydon to BR, £20-£25 with rail card, 1 hour 30 minutes: passing Arundel castle which itself is worth a visit) Initially on leaving the train station the tourist is presented with a small shopping center which is vibrant and welcoming and caters for the hungry tourist. Lots of shops selling the stuff you need for a day on the beach. Once you have had your coffee and cake, its a short walk to the beach. Thats quite a nice thing to be close to the station from the beach. The beach is pleasant, and yes as you say it is a pebble beach, but that's the southeast. You have the cycle lane/promenade which goes s far as 'you need it to go' So you dont need to walk on the stones until you have to, The beach is clean and very rarely in my experience super busy. There are free toilets and as you saw, free water fountains which is rare. Brighton doesn't, as far as I know, offer that! The 'people gym' stuff is just a nonsense that councils have to do and I think just creates more street furniture to attract vandalism and if someone uses it, then great, In terms of south coast resorts Bognor Regis (why is it called that Tim?) has a charm about it which has been lost in places like Eastbourne and if you want to see real declining resorts, visit Hastings, Torquay, or Bournemouth where nearly every other shop is empty due to sky high business rates which are, ironically, killing business. People live in these areas and need these things local to them. The quality of the shopping center is vital, it's a central place which everyone looks to for most of their life needs such as shopping, socializing etc. For the sea front promenade , you did not go far enough. It goes past Butlins by quite a few miles. I've cycled it and its a fair few miles with a few coffee shops along the way. However it ends abruptly, (about 4 miles) and just simply disappears up into a nice housing area. Keep going and you end up at a Tesco Express. Hardly glamorous, but if you are on a budget, why not. I would like you to have a criteria of some kind when visiting these places. How to get there, did you drive, train, other. Costs etc. Give an honest first impression as if you were a starry eyed tourist visiting for the first time. Take your partner and see it if from a couples point of view. Good restaurants? nice pubs? good atmosphere? Highlight the state of the shopping center and amenities. They are the real indication of how well a resort is doing . Empty shops just shows a lack luster unimaginative local council. Bognor Regis appears to be doing well based on that (my) criteria, but perhaps a local would like to give their view. Im just there for a day (or two) trip but they live there. Why? What makes them stay? They know all the good stuff and bad, so I think you would benefit from including the locals in your docs. Have fun!
We went a couple of years ago, stayed in Worthing (nice pier). We liked Bognor beach. It is what it is - stones.... but what impressed us was the sea air. The South coast had a fresh salty aroma about it and the sea was shiny blue. Very different to the seaside town we live in. Bognor has a lovely charm about it. Modest, faded grandeur. The town centre is dull, but the Butlins resort is magnificent - we tried and failed to get a day pass. Chichester is near Bognor - its a beautiful, small City. Everyone milling around, shopping - a proper thowback to the traditional, bustling centre of things. Love the South coast. Very - and proudly - English 🏴👍
I live near the German north sea cost and the water is always grey and no Salty sea air. The English south coast is under the direct Influence and open to the the north atlantic ocean, especially since most of the time the wind comes from west. This explains the beautiful blue colour of the sea and the Salty sea air.
I lived in Bognor for three months in 1990. I loved it and would like to live there now. It's a small place and can it doesn't take that long to find your way around. I used to go and watch Bognor Regis FC (The Rocks) when they had a home match. I would love to go back there.
We love Bognor and its attractions such as Hotham Park but have never styaed at the Butlins there. The resort never seems to get too busy and has a brilliant retro amusements (Mr P's) just off the seafront opposite the mini golf and next to Pinks. Family owned and managed by Dave & Amelia. Great mix of well cared for retro classic machines in there as well as many up to date ones. No ticket machines here, although you can win tokens to exchange for some great prizes. Well worth a look in if you are in the area and would like to see some machines that you never see operating anywhere else now.
Hi Tim, Just a couple of things you missed in Bognor Regis - just the other end of Marine Park gardens, Dog friendly West Park, with it's lovely Café,, Hotham Park, near Butlins and just 200mtrs from the beach, huge children's playground, storybook wood carvings, an Arboretum, lots of nice areas for picnics, Adventure Golf, a nature reserve, big Miniature Railway, Boating Lake, another great Dog Friendly Café with a REAL Pizza Oven ! Also on the beach, when the tide is out we have about 100 metres by 2 miles of golden sands, with rock pools, plus some D-Day history with a Mulberry Harbour ! Come back soon, and let a local show you round
Thanks so much Tim. I have never been to Bognor Regis but I think it has a certain charm about it. It looks well maintained (Pier aside, shame on you council) with pretty gardens. The pebble beach is just typical of the south coast. Loved this, thank you.
Hi Jeff until recently the Pier was privately owned it was taken over a couple of years ago by an association to look after it. They are in the processes of getting permission to upgrade it as it is a listed building. Nothing to do with the Council!
Feel like you missed some more amazing parts of Bognor. Pinks Ice Cream Parlour is just up from the mini golf, you walked straight past the park on the beach which is relatively new and the bug open space next to the Brewer's Fayre became a hub of entertainment over the summer with remnants still there for all year round. Butlins is most certainly not the best bit about Bognor Regis.
Tim, you missed Mr ps classic amusements just opposite the pier, great arcade for us old eighties nudgers, I stay there whenever I can just to get to play some older fruit machines, much more entertaining than modern terminal style slots, been to bognor at least 50 times, stayed at Butlins many times before it got ridiculously expensive, nice vid👍
@@WalkWithMeTim apologies Tim, yes I think it was in shot, was hoping for a walk through just to keep me going, not planning my next visit until January, way too long away for my liking, love bognor, especially Mr ps, regards, "bonus" Bartlett
@@WIP532 oh yes I do love bognor, as far as I'm aware Mr ps open all year as they have loyal local customers but I will have to check that, i stay out of season to avoid the crowds and it's cheaper to stay there and a lot of parking restrictions do not apply out of season, went there last February and yes it was blimmin freezing, still loved it😁
I love a pebble beach, so much cleaner! Half the pier once burned down (not sure of the year) which is why it's very short. I love Bognor, my grandmother used to live in nearby Felpham (other side of Butlin's) so have very fond memories. It has so much going for it and so much potential, I think the name has held it back over the years
@@timtube1663 the pier is short because during WW2 part of it was removed to stop any landings from the enemy! There was a lengthy attempt to restore the pier in recent years, but unfortunately red tape made it untenable.
I was looking for the location of the Bognor Fisherman's Association Stall next to the Pier. Perhaps it wasn't open the day you filmed. Very rare local amenity.
Back in the day folk from London (direct rail link) used to flock to Bognor for its vast golden sands, which you didn’t see because the tide was in. The sands are still there and Bognor is still a pleasant traditional English seaside town, though it’s lost the class it used to have when even King George V recuperated there and anyone who was anyone took their holiday there.
Never been to Bognor - however when I lived in Bournemouth work took me to Brighton and Eastbourne - neither disappointed me. By the way Bournemouths big wheel has been taken down this week. Next time you are up in the North East try Saltburn which is lovely as is Staithes the birthplace of Capt Cook and Robin Hoods Bay - if you are in the car you can do all 3 in a day - as long as you are fit mind as there are some hills.
I was filming in Swansea today did you know it has a beach and quayside where you can do boat trips. The sand is like Bournemouth sand, but Swansea don't have a observation wheel from what I've seen
Poor Bognor. Doesn't even get many comments on a video about it..... Ok. I am one of not too many Germans who have been to most English seaside resorts. Yes, I know them all (except Margate, never been there, no idea why not) And it all started in Bognor Regis in 1976. I had just turned 12 and my parents sent me over to Bognor to improve my English. For 3 weeks I stayed with a host family at Winston Crescent in North Bersted, Loved it. It might not be the most exciting resort, but it doesn't have to be when you are twelve and alone in a new country! The beach, the pier, the slot machines... That was more than enough for me. Part of the package were day trips to Eastbourne, Brighton, Arundel and London. Loved everything. People were friendly, the weather lovely, and most of the time I didn't understand a word (thank God that has improved hahaha). So.... 45 years on I can say I have spent so much time on the British Isles. I have my favourites of course and the South Coast is not one of them, alas. I go to Eastbourne and Brighton quite often, was amazed how much Folkestone has improved, but I had never been to Bognor again. Until 2019 an English friend of mine had enough of me going on and on about Bognor. He took me to the town on a cold November day... It was freezing! But I recognized so many places, it hasn't changed that much. We also drove up to have a look at the bungalow in North Bersted where my host family lived. Such great memories! And now, thanks to your lovely vlog, I've seen Bognor in the sun again! To me it is the place "where it all began - the love for everything English and British". Must go again one day soon 😁💕
@@maida_vale warst du in Bognor 1976 durch das Katholische Ferienwerk Oberhausen ? Ich war dort im Alter von 14 bei einer Familie in South Bersted, konnte mich aber gut verständigen. Bin danach aber nie mehr in England gewesen.
@@petraschwingeler9688 hi Petra, nee, ich war da mit der EF Ferienschule. 2 Jahre später hab ich das noch mal gemacht, in Worthing. Da war ich 14 und konnte mich auch schon viel besser verständigen 😁 Schade, dass Du nie wieder in England warst. Ich fahre bis heute sehr regelmäßig und liebe es ziemlich, hab Mann und Kinder angesteckt - ist ein tolles Urlaubs Land, wie man ja in Tims Videos auch sehen kann. Die Südküste hab ich in diesem Frühjahr neu für uns entdeckt und muss sagen: war auch richtig schön. Dir viele Grüße und danke für die Antwort!
nice to see it has not changed much since the 80s I am sure there used to be a broken off part of the pier from the Storm damage in 1964 and 1965 caused the pavilion to sink into the sea
At least with Butlins in Skegness you have plenty to do outside the camp with Skegness seaside and the other direction Fantasy Island , I never liked Bognor at all for a family holiday
@@WalkWithMeTim LOL No it won`t My family have been to of Butlins camps and we found the best one out of all was Skegness and the caravans are cheaper than the chalets and way better and cleaner , the second best was Barry Island before it closed down and made way for new a housing estate but the funfair and beach are still second best and in use
Went to old Boggy Regis for the day back in July, it was OK but its just not very big with not that much to do, if I lived 2 or 3 miles away I probably would go back for a day, but no further than that.
You should have made this video in jul or aug..then it wouldnt be so quiet.. Ive been to bognor and its great . Very pleasant seaside town...pier as well is not very long but still very good on a nice warm day ...also i had one of the best seaside ice creams ive EVER had there.
Hmmmm.....maybe a one night break is enough considering there is not much there but being a quiet place does appeal to me!! No shots of under the pier? Didnt fancy a skinny dip😂😂😂
another arcade is Mr P's it is near the big wheel they have fruit machines and other retro machines all the classics check it out next time you are in Bognor Regis if you come back
And they say Skegness is one of the worst. My god there is nothing to in this town. Here at the moment at Butlin’s adult weekender. I got a holiday home in Skegness it’s amazing compared to here
It actually looks really nice. On top of that, I really needed to see some blue sky and sea. Thanks again, Tim! 😀👍 On another note... That thing on the beach was an extra in Alien 👽
Hi Tim. Bogner seems boring. sorry but to me it does unless it has some very good shops. It's would be fine for a day out but not for a holiday. I am a member now but I forgot to watch the video you do so just wondering the member fee is that per video or month. Marie
The Brewers fayre has to be the mankiest place we have ever been to. the carpet was sticky, as were the tables. Would not like to imagine what the kitchens are like.
You have missed a lot of Bognor there is a Casino, High street, Railway Station, Cinema, Alexandra Theatre, The Arcade, Bognor Museum, Hothampton Park, University buildings, Ice House and so on. Come back and have a better explor.
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Tim, You should be starting your trip from the train station where the average tourist for the day will begin.(East Croydon to BR, £20-£25 with rail card, 1 hour 30 minutes: passing Arundel castle which itself is worth a visit)
Initially on leaving the train station the tourist is presented with a small shopping center which is vibrant and welcoming and caters for the hungry tourist.
Lots of shops selling the stuff you need for a day on the beach.
Once you have had your coffee and cake, its a short walk to the beach. Thats quite a nice thing to be close to the station from the beach.
The beach is pleasant, and yes as you say it is a pebble beach, but that's the southeast. You have the cycle lane/promenade which goes s far as 'you need it to go' So you dont need to walk on the stones until you have to,
The beach is clean and very rarely in my experience super busy. There are free toilets and as you saw, free water fountains which is rare. Brighton doesn't, as far as I know, offer that!
The 'people gym' stuff is just a nonsense that councils have to do and I think just creates more street furniture to attract vandalism and if someone uses it, then great,
In terms of south coast resorts Bognor Regis (why is it called that Tim?) has a charm about it which has been lost in places like Eastbourne and if you want to see real declining resorts, visit Hastings, Torquay, or Bournemouth where nearly every other shop is empty due to sky high business rates which are, ironically, killing business. People live in these areas and need these things local to them. The quality of the shopping center is vital, it's a central place which everyone looks to for most of their life needs such as shopping, socializing etc.
For the sea front promenade , you did not go far enough. It goes past Butlins by quite a few miles. I've cycled it and its a fair few miles with a few coffee shops along the way.
However it ends abruptly, (about 4 miles) and just simply disappears up into a nice housing area. Keep going and you end up at a Tesco Express. Hardly glamorous, but if you are on a budget, why not.
I would like you to have a criteria of some kind when visiting these places. How to get there, did you drive, train, other. Costs etc.
Give an honest first impression as if you were a starry eyed tourist visiting for the first time. Take your partner and see it if from a couples point of view. Good restaurants? nice pubs? good atmosphere?
Highlight the state of the shopping center and amenities. They are the real indication of how well a resort is doing . Empty shops just shows a lack luster unimaginative local council.
Bognor Regis appears to be doing well based on that (my) criteria, but perhaps a local would like to give their view. Im just there for a day (or two) trip but they live there. Why? What makes them stay? They know all the good stuff and bad, so I think you would benefit from including the locals in your docs.
Have fun!
We went a couple of years ago, stayed in Worthing (nice pier). We liked Bognor beach. It is what it is - stones.... but what impressed us was the sea air. The South coast had a fresh salty aroma about it and the sea was shiny blue. Very different to the seaside town we live in.
Bognor has a lovely charm about it. Modest, faded grandeur. The town centre is dull, but the Butlins resort is magnificent - we tried and failed to get a day pass.
Chichester is near Bognor - its a beautiful, small City. Everyone milling around, shopping - a proper thowback to the traditional, bustling centre of things.
Love the South coast. Very - and proudly - English 🏴👍
I live near the German north sea cost and the water is always grey and no Salty sea air. The English south coast is under the direct Influence and open to the the north atlantic ocean, especially since most of the time the wind comes from west. This explains the beautiful blue colour of the sea and the Salty sea air.
In which seaside town do you live ?
the plant is Sea kale aka sea cabbage, which is found all around the coast of the British isles and is edible
ohhh I should have picked some
Don’t eat it , dogs like to pee on it
I lived in Bognor for three months in 1990. I loved it and would like to live there now. It's a small place and can it doesn't take that long to find your way around. I used to go and watch Bognor Regis FC (The Rocks) when they had a home match. I would love to go back there.
We love Bognor and its attractions such as Hotham Park but have never styaed at the Butlins there. The resort never seems to get too busy and has a brilliant retro amusements (Mr P's) just off the seafront opposite the mini golf and next to Pinks. Family owned and managed by Dave & Amelia. Great mix of well cared for retro classic machines in there as well as many up to date ones. No ticket machines here, although you can win tokens to exchange for some great prizes. Well worth a look in if you are in the area and would like to see some machines that you never see operating anywhere else now.
Just booked 4 days there in May because I've just found out they have the old amusements. I'm going back to my childhood. Can't wait.
Hi Tim, Just a couple of things you missed in Bognor Regis - just the other end of Marine Park gardens, Dog friendly West Park, with it's lovely Café,, Hotham Park, near Butlins and just 200mtrs from the beach, huge children's playground, storybook wood carvings, an Arboretum, lots of nice areas for picnics, Adventure Golf, a nature reserve, big Miniature Railway, Boating Lake, another great Dog Friendly Café with a REAL Pizza Oven ! Also on the beach, when the tide is out we have about 100 metres by 2 miles of golden sands, with rock pools, plus some D-Day history with a Mulberry Harbour ! Come back soon, and let a local show you round
thanks John
@@WalkWithMeTim You're welcome buddy, I love your walks .
It is sunny out there in Bognor Regis as usual.😍🥰🤩❤❤❤💯
If you go back, make sure to check out Hotham Park, which is just a short walk from the Butlins Resort.
The water looks beautiful!
It' s the influence of the north atlantic ocean on the water of the English South Coast.
Thanks Tim . Lovely place. See you next time. ☀️
Thanks Melissa
Thanks again for great & enjoyable walk. 👍👍
Our pleasure!
Hey Tim, found and been going through your channel recently. Love your reviews.
Please come to Southsea. It doesn't get enough love. 😊
Thanks so much Tim. I have never been to Bognor Regis but I think it has a certain charm about it. It looks well maintained (Pier aside, shame on you council) with pretty gardens. The pebble beach is just typical of the south coast. Loved this, thank you.
your welcome Jeff
Hi Jeff until recently the Pier was privately owned it was taken over a couple of years ago by an association to look after it. They are in the processes of getting permission to upgrade it as it is a listed building. Nothing to do with the Council!
Hi Tim looks like a lovely walk along the beach . Thanks for sharing with us. Love to you as always Tracey 💕 xxxx
Thanks Tracey
Big Thumbs Up for Tim guys ❤️
Interesting place to explore, and a beautiful day, only blue skies. Subscribed, watching from Alaska. Thank you for the wonderful tour 😍👍👍
Thanks for visiting
Great video, weather was very kind to you too. Bognor looks lovely, shame that more wasn’t made of the pier and it’s been allowed to decline.
Yes a bit disappointed
Feel like you missed some more amazing parts of Bognor. Pinks Ice Cream Parlour is just up from the mini golf, you walked straight past the park on the beach which is relatively new and the bug open space next to the Brewer's Fayre became a hub of entertainment over the summer with remnants still there for all year round.
Butlins is most certainly not the best bit about Bognor Regis.
Nope in fact most people never leave the park
Im thinking of buying a flat there .any kind of info on its pros cons would be appreciated 😌
I have just booked a short holiday with a couch firm at the Royal looks alright for a short quite little holiday
Tim, you missed Mr ps classic amusements just opposite the pier, great arcade for us old eighties nudgers, I stay there whenever I can just to get to play some older fruit machines, much more entertaining than modern terminal style slots, been to bognor at least 50 times, stayed at Butlins many times before it got ridiculously expensive, nice vid👍
I'm sure that's near the start
@@WalkWithMeTim apologies Tim, yes I think it was in shot, was hoping for a walk through just to keep me going, not planning my next visit until January, way too long away for my liking, love bognor, especially Mr ps, regards, "bonus" Bartlett
@@philbartlett395 You must love Bognor if you're going in J-J-J-J-January when it's c-c-c-c-cold and Mr P's will surely be c-c-c-c-closed 🔒😭
@@WIP532 oh yes I do love bognor, as far as I'm aware Mr ps open all year as they have loyal local customers but I will have to check that, i stay out of season to avoid the crowds and it's cheaper to stay there and a lot of parking restrictions do not apply out of season, went there last February and yes it was blimmin freezing, still loved it😁
Lovely big sands and shallow water when it's low tide. How to undersell somewhere with faint praise !
I love a pebble beach, so much cleaner! Half the pier once burned down (not sure of the year) which is why it's very short. I love Bognor, my grandmother used to live in nearby Felpham (other side of Butlin's) so have very fond memories. It has so much going for it and so much potential, I think the name has held it back over the years
@@timtube1663 the pier is short because during WW2 part of it was removed to stop any landings from the enemy! There was a lengthy attempt to restore the pier in recent years, but unfortunately red tape made it untenable.
I was looking for the location of the Bognor Fisherman's Association Stall next to the Pier. Perhaps it wasn't open the day you filmed. Very rare local amenity.
Bonito lugar , ahí trabaje en 1999.gracias
Back in the day folk from London (direct rail link) used to flock to Bognor for its vast golden sands, which you didn’t see because the tide was in. The sands are still there and Bognor is still a pleasant traditional English seaside town, though it’s lost the class it used to have when even King George V recuperated there and anyone who was anyone took their holiday there.
Never been to Bognor - however when I lived in Bournemouth work took me to Brighton and Eastbourne - neither disappointed me. By the way Bournemouths big wheel has been taken down this week.
Next time you are up in the North East try Saltburn which is lovely as is Staithes the birthplace of Capt Cook and Robin Hoods Bay - if you are in the car you can do all 3 in a day - as long as you are fit mind as there are some hills.
Good tip thanks Darren
Hi tim you didn't mention that people try and fly off the pier in the summer if you go on TH-cam you can see old footage of this great event
I didn't know 😆
Birdman of Bognor 👍
I was filming in Swansea today did you know it has a beach and quayside where you can do boat trips. The sand is like Bournemouth sand, but Swansea don't have a observation wheel from what I've seen
Looked lovely Tim cheers mate nice summer sunshine ☀️
It was nice to see on a day like today where I put the heating on
We have some wonderful seaside towns and villages in this country. All so beautiful and worth visiting.
Shall be visiting bognor in 4 weeks when staying at Church Farm down the road. 😀
make sure you tweet a photo
That plant grows all over Southsea beach as well
Poor Bognor. Doesn't even get many comments on a video about it.....
Ok. I am one of not too many Germans who have been to most English seaside resorts. Yes, I know them all (except Margate, never been there, no idea why not)
And it all started in Bognor Regis in 1976. I had just turned 12 and my parents sent me over to Bognor to improve my English. For 3 weeks I stayed with a host family at Winston Crescent in North Bersted,
Loved it. It might not be the most exciting resort, but it doesn't have to be when you are twelve and alone in a new country! The beach, the pier, the slot machines... That was more than enough for me. Part of the package were day trips to Eastbourne, Brighton, Arundel and London. Loved everything. People were friendly, the weather lovely, and most of the time I didn't understand a word (thank God that has improved hahaha).
So.... 45 years on I can say I have spent so much time on the British Isles. I have my favourites of course and the South Coast is not one of them, alas. I go to Eastbourne and Brighton quite often, was amazed how much Folkestone has improved, but I had never been to Bognor again.
Until 2019 an English friend of mine had enough of me going on and on about Bognor. He took me to the town on a cold November day... It was freezing! But I recognized so many places, it hasn't changed that much. We also drove up to have a look at the bungalow in North Bersted where my host family lived.
Such great memories! And now, thanks to your lovely vlog, I've seen Bognor in the sun again!
To me it is the place "where it all began - the love for everything English and British".
Must go again one day soon 😁💕
@@maida_vale warst du in Bognor 1976 durch das Katholische Ferienwerk Oberhausen ? Ich war dort im Alter von 14 bei einer Familie in South Bersted, konnte mich aber gut verständigen. Bin danach aber nie mehr in England gewesen.
@@petraschwingeler9688 hi Petra, nee, ich war da mit der EF Ferienschule. 2 Jahre später hab ich das noch mal gemacht, in Worthing. Da war ich 14 und konnte mich auch schon viel besser verständigen 😁
Schade, dass Du nie wieder in England warst. Ich fahre bis heute sehr regelmäßig und liebe es ziemlich, hab Mann und Kinder angesteckt - ist ein tolles Urlaubs Land, wie man ja in Tims Videos auch sehen kann. Die Südküste hab ich in diesem Frühjahr neu für uns entdeckt und muss sagen: war auch richtig schön. Dir viele Grüße und danke für die Antwort!
There's also a pontins or haven couple miles from Butlins
yep
I enjoy watch Bognor Regis my Home town
Yay lisa
I stopped off at Bognor for a couple of hours last month. Half an hour would have done.
lol
Looks a nice place to live fulltime ,healthy
nice to see it has not changed much since the 80s I am sure there used to be a broken off part of the pier from the Storm damage in 1964 and 1965 caused the pavilion to sink into the sea
If you’d have gone about 10 miles west you’d have come across west witterings beach which is pure sand miles of sand even into the sea 💕💕💕💕
sounds good!@
Yeah ur right not much at bognor apart from butlins. ❤
gotta be watchin this later-wnen u goin back to hastings-if so would it be possible to show combehaven site
Ok Georgina will try ;-)
@@WalkWithMeTim its about by bus around 25 mins if i remember
@@georginalindemann4405 😉
Thanks again for this really great video. I always love to travel with you. : )
Lol
Seems like a quiet peaceful place quite pretty except the stones on the beach
and not much there lol
Great video Tim.
Glad you think so! I had to do a video on it even if to show what its like
i didn't know there were so many nice places in the UK until I started watching your videos :D
Happy to hear that!
Enjoyable video. Try West Wittering further to the west. Pick a nice day and you will not be disappointed 👍
Will do
At least with Butlins in Skegness you have plenty to do outside the camp with Skegness seaside and the other direction Fantasy Island , I never liked Bognor at all for a family holiday
its not getting a lot of love lol
@@WalkWithMeTim LOL No it won`t My family have been to of Butlins camps and we found the best one out of all was Skegness and the caravans are cheaper than the chalets and way better and cleaner ,
the second best was Barry Island before it closed down and made way for new a housing estate but the
funfair and beach are still second best and in use
Went to old Boggy Regis for the day back in July, it was OK but its just not very big with not that much to do, if I lived 2 or 3 miles away I probably would go back for a day, but no further than that.
yes I know little bit like Lowestoft
@@WalkWithMeTim yes, exactly
you forgot to video the drunks in the sunken garden. You probably missed a good fight too, there's usually a good punch up most days.
lol
You should have made this video in jul or aug..then it wouldnt be so quiet..
Ive been to bognor and its great . Very pleasant seaside town...pier as well is not very long but still very good on a nice warm day ...also i had one of the best seaside ice creams ive EVER had there.
Another great & fantastic video of Bognor Regis Seafront Tour - What is it like?!!.💕💕💕💕💕💕
So good! but nothing here lol
I wouldn't mind spending my retirement days here.
Lots of people are doing just that - go for it!
well done tim, what about worthing and littlehampton next? :)
We went last year, wasn’t a lot to do! Prefer places like Yarmouth
It’s funny I’m going here in July but I am staying at haven
Love this x
Thanks darling
isnt bognor supposed to get the most days of sunshine a year than anywhere else in the uk?
Don't think so
it’s the sunniest place in the UK but doesn’t get the most sun..if that makes sense 😊
Hmmmm.....maybe a one night break is enough considering there is not much there but being a quiet place does appeal to me!! No shots of under the pier? Didnt fancy a skinny dip😂😂😂
lol
the answer to ur reply on wat combe haven is like-its nice but hilly in parts
:-) thanks Georgina
And I thought those yellow stands were somewhere to park your bike. lol
lol
Nice video Mate!
Thanks!
another arcade is Mr P's it is near the big wheel they have fruit machines and other retro machines all the classics check it out next time you are in Bognor Regis if you come back
Thanks nicci
Never been to Bignor Tim,hope you enjoyed your time there, did you stay in a hotel while there
And they say Skegness is one of the worst. My god there is nothing to in this town. Here at the moment at Butlin’s adult weekender. I got a holiday home in Skegness it’s amazing compared to here
It actually looks really nice. On top of that, I really needed to see some blue sky and sea. Thanks again, Tim! 😀👍 On another note... That thing on the beach was an extra in Alien 👽
Extra in Allien! lol
Sea cabbage
Yeah, if you told people it was Spain then they would flock there and pay thousands for an all inclusive.
Big shout out to tim
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That is seakale growing on the beach
Thanks Frank .. and what is it lol
Be watching tonight
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Tim i think its seaweed on the beach but i may be wrong ?
nope dont thing its seaweed
Bognor looks really nice and I like the architecture of the building facing the sea front. Are you filming with a DJI osmo ?
pocket!
Bugger Bognor.
you should have gone when the bridman competition was on.
nice walk 🦋🦋🦋🦋🦋🦋🦋🦋
Thank you! 🤗
Hi Tim. Bogner seems boring. sorry but to me it does unless it has some very good shops. It's would be fine for a day out but not for a holiday. I am a member now but I forgot to watch the video you do so just wondering the member fee is that per video or month. Marie
Very true lol the member is per month not per video yikes! that would be very rude of me lol
The owner of the pier was apparently given £5.000.000 lottery grant to do pier up nothing done as you see
wow
The Brewers fayre has to be the mankiest place we have ever been to. the carpet was sticky, as were the tables. Would not like to imagine what the kitchens are like.
It's Sea Kale I think, a member of the cabbage family.
would you eat it ..lol
Yes it was meant to be a delicacy in its day.
You have missed a lot of Bognor there is a Casino, High street, Railway Station, Cinema, Alexandra Theatre, The Arcade, Bognor Museum, Hothampton Park, University buildings, Ice House and so on. Come back and have a better explor.
Bugger Bogner
lol
hows gabby doing with her preg tim mate, after shes given birth will she be bringing the baby on the vids with u mate
not sure she might pop up ;-)
@@WalkWithMeTim can i meet you 2 when i come 2 great yarmouth next time
@@stevenoconnor9819 you never know you might see me doing a live 😉
Looks
lol
its Sea Cabbiage!
Did the lad doing pull ups have a go at you?
no
@@WalkWithMeTim oh right, it looked alot like my brother who's very angry
Bognor Regis to piękna miejscowość,była 20 lat temu,obecnie nie,za dużo przybyszów ciemno licowych,ha ha,
Shame to the Council.. that Pier looks like after the war.. muppets!
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Bognor is not nice wouldn’t recommend.
I’ve been on holiday to Bognor before and it’s amazing and that’s your opinion
Bognor is lovely
Bognor is great for a pint. Plenty of pubs, cheap drink, always showing sport on the tvs. As for living there, not for me.
Looks pretty boring. I like fairgrounds.