Highlights
- Breathe in the fresh sea air as you hike along the Seven Sisters cliffs
- Admire panoramic views of the English Channel from the clifftop trail
- Learn about the landscape’s geology, wildlife, and history from your guide
- Visit the picturesque village of East Dean and the Belle Tout Lighthouse
- Enjoy a second walk at Seaford Head for iconic views of the Seven Sisters
Description
Meet your guide outside the Leonardo Hotel on Stroudley Road, just behind Brighton Station. Travel by comfortable minibus to the picturesque village of East Dean.
Begin your adventure with a scenic walk across open downland to Crowlink, where the famous white chalk cliffs rise above the English Channel. Over approximately three and a half hours, follow the rolling clifftop trail along the Seven Sisters, enjoying breathtaking panoramic views, fresh sea air, and fascinating commentary from your knowledgeable guide about the landscape’s geology, wildlife, and history.
Arrive at Birling Gap for a rest break, where you can use the facilities, visit the café, or access the beach to see the cliffs from below. Continue past the distinctive Belle Tout Lighthouse before returning to East Dean.
The tour then continues by minibus to Seaford Head for a second walk of around 90 minutes. From this vantage point, enjoy one of the most iconic views of the Seven Sisters stretching across Cuckmere Haven, including the famous Coastguard Cottages. You may also have the opportunity to walk down to the beach at the river mouth.
After the hike, return to Brighton, where you will be dropped off near the original meeting point with time to explore the city at your leisure.
Includes
Full-day guided hike
Transport by minibus
Knowledgeable guide
Rest break at Birling Gap
Visit to Seaford Head
Excludes
Food and drinks
Important Information
- The hike involves walking on uneven terrain
Weather can change quickly, so dress appropriately
Bring your own food and drinks as they are not included
Easy cancellation
Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund