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Join our Chinese-speaking guide from London to explore the Seven Sisters Cliffs (Jay Chou's MV spot) and Brighton Beach. The guide will accompany you throughout the hike and help take stunning photos!

Highlights

• Feel the sea breeze as you stroll along Brighton's famous pebbly beach
• Stand atop Beachy Head and take in panoramic views of the Seven Sisters
• Capture the same shot as Jay Chou at his filming spot from the MV What's Wrong
• Visit the iconic white cottage featured in the film 'Atonement'
• Discover the historic Beachy Head Lighthouse perched on the rocks below

Description

Explore the stunning Seven Sisters Cliffs and vibrant Brighton Beach with a knowledgeable Chinese-speaking guide. Begin your adventure in Brighton, walking along the iconic pebbly beach and marveling at the exotic Royal Pavilion. Hike the breathtaking chalk cliffs of Seven Sisters, capturing photos at the same filming location as Jay Chou's music video, 'What's Wrong.' Visit Beachy Head and its historic lighthouse, taking in spectacular views atop the cliffs. This tour offers a unique blend of natural beauty and cultural insight, perfect for travelers looking for a memorable day trip from London.

Includes

Visit to Brighton Beach Visit to Seven Sisters chalk cliffs Visit to Beachy Head Visit to the white cottage from Atonement Visit to Beachy Head Lighthouse Round-trip transportation by air-conditioned coach Chinese-speaking guide

Important Information

• This is a Chinese-speaking tour. Please ensure you can understand Chinese. What's the difference between the two options? The entire itinerary is the same; the only difference is the price. One is individual price, and the other is 3-person group price. If there are three of you, we recommend buying '3-person group price'—it’s cheaper than buying three 'individual prices' separately.

Easy cancellation

Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund