Beachy Head – England

                               

Beachy Head in Eastbourne

Visit Beachy Head cliffs in Eastbourne. The UK's highest chalk sea cliff features at the western end of Eastbourne seafront in the new South Downs National Park and Seven Sisters Country Park. Visit the lighthouse, Beachy Head Countryside Centre, Beachy Head pub or take a boat trip to the iconic Beachy Head light house.

 

Beachy Head attracts thousands of visitors throughout the year. Drawn to the magnificent scenery, the dramatic views and the wealth of activities offered in the area, visitors of all ages find relaxation and excitement here.

Beachy Head is famous for its white cliffs and the dramatic, undulating coastline created by the Seven Sisters but there is much more to explore. A short walk inland brings you to the village of East Dean, where the Tiger Inn, Hiker’s Rest, Thai Terre and a world-class deli surround a quaint village green. Beachy Head beer is brewed a short hop down the road.

East Dean is also home to a thriving community of artists, and the wider area is a hotspot for bird watchers catching a glimpse of migrating birds. Mountain bikers are at home in Friston Forest and kayakers and canoeists enjoy the sheltered waters of Cuckmere Haven. 

Beachy Head is also close to the South Downs Way, a national treasure of a trail that runs for 100 miles between Winchester and Eastbourne. So whether you’re into walking, cycling or horse riding, the South Downs Way offers an incredible opportunity.