イーストディーンアンドフリストンのおすすめウォーキング＆ハイキングルート

この教会ではベンジャミン・ブリテンの先生だったフランク・ブリッジが働いていたと、ある女性が教えてくれました。きつい登りの後、ここでクッキーを添えたコーヒーを楽しみました。

Impressive cliffs rising perpendicularly from the sea. The name "Seven Sisters" is said to have been used by sailors in the past.

From here, just off Beachy Head Road, you are either at the start or coming to the finish of the South Downs Way, depending on which direction you started from. Here you have views north across towards Eastbourne, whilst behind you are the famed cliffs of Beachy Head, and of course to the east, sublime views out over the English Channel.

This coastal landscape with its white cliffs is spectacular. Many people know that. Therefore, it is better to avoid visiting on weekends.

Above the visitor center you have a beautiful view of the chalk cliffs.

Great views of the lighthouse below. However, the cliff edge is completely unsecured and you should have a certain respect for heights. As a father of three children with unfortunately only two arms, you can start to sweat a bit. But there is an ice cream van in the car park: the only place in England where we had to pay with cash.

In Exceat, in addition to the visitor centre, there is a café, a (paid) car park and the bus stop to Brighton and Eastbourne. The buses run frequently and are very cheap, so they are a good way to explore the delta and the Seven Sisters.

A (locked) sheep barn, the animals that go with it, flowering broom, bent trees and a strong wind. There's nothing more here - we thought it was perfect 😁