Visiting Eastbourne

When you arrive in Eastbourne or your chosen village, breath in the endless blue skies and take in the sweeping south downs, and the surrounding countryside, there are woods, forests and endless downland paths to explore, the colourful art scene or just feel the warm sunshine bearing down on you that Eastbourne is renowned for.

Beachy Head taking in the Seven Sisters Country park, Cuckmere Valley and the Long Man of Wilmington, explore the surrounding Villages with their unique Pubs always serving tremendous home cooked food and great beer!!

Check out the Sovereign Harbour, Eastbourne’s famous Marina and dine alfresco whilst watching the boats glide past.

Take a trip out and visit Hersmonseux Castle and enjoy wondering around the famous Elizabethan Gardens and visit the interactive astronomy centre and observatory.

For a bit of shopping visit the new Beacon shopping centre here you will find all the large retail shops, cafes and restaurants a large 7 screen cinema. Or visit The Enterprise Centre with its unique independent shops and restaurants.

Or just stroll along three miles of pristine palm-lined promenade, take in a show at the elegant art-deco inspired Bandstand, admire the views from the iconic Victorian Pier or simply admire the breath-taking beauty of the coastal landmarks at Beachy Head and along the Heritage Coastline to the world-famous Seven Sisters.

Eastbourne is the perfect seaside escape, If your destination is Jevington Village or East Dean, there are also plenty of beautiful walks to take and visit the local pubs Eight Bells in Jevington and The Tiger in East Dean, also in East Dean we have the Thai Terr restaurant, two cafes Friston church and East Dean Church.

Beachy Head. Eastbourne