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ENGLAND's 'biggest village' is right on the beach - and has it's own train station and hotels right on the seafront.
Lancing in West Sussex has the largest population of any other village in England , with close to 19,000 people calling it home.
During high-tide, the beach is mainly shingle, but when the sea goes back out again, large stretches of soft wet sand, perfect for building sand castles, are uncovered.
Along with pastel coloured beach huts lining the back of the promenade, it's a great spot for with surfing, wind-surfing and sailing too.
There is even The Perch, an award winning cafe serving pizzas and hot drinks among a number of other treats right on the beach.
It was previously known to have the best vegetarian roast in the country, among a number of other items on its menu well worth ordering.
There is also the Widewater Lagoon, popular with wildlife fans who can spot herons, swans and other wildfowl.
Other popular activities in the area include mountain bike tours of the nearby South Downs National Park, as well as E-Karting race tracks and a visit to the beautiful Lancing College Chapel.
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