Parque
Seven Sisters Country Park
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Charlotte
May 2, 2022
Seven Sisters Country Park is named after the famous Seven Sisters chalk cliffs that for part of the Sussex Heritage Coast. It is haven for wildlife. South Downs Centre GU299DH or Seven Sisters Country Park and Cliffs BN254AB
Jonathan
April 9, 2021
The Seven Sisters are a series of chalk cliffs by the English Channel. They form part of the South Downs, between the towns of Seaford and Eastbourne. They are a must visit in the area if you like walking, beautiful scenery and being outside in nature.
Rosie
September 6, 2020
One of England's most iconic landscapes. Walk the whole way from Eastbourne to Seaford if you have a day (and energy) to spare - both towns are easily reached by train from Brighton. An easier option is to go by bus - catch the number 12 from outside the Sea Life centre and get off at the Seven Sisters visitor centre. My favourite place along the route is the Tiger Inn at East Dean.
One of England's most iconic landscapes. Walk the whole way from Eastbourne to Seaford if you have a day (and energy) to spare - both towns are easily reached by train from Brighton. An easier option is to go by bus - catch the number 12 from outside the Sea Life centre and get off at the Seven Sist…
Debbie
February 11, 2019
This is a must see. Situated in the South Downs National Park it is made up of 280 hectares of chalk Cliffs, a meandering river valley and open grassland. Popular for walking, cycling, canoeing. Paddle boarding and bird watching or relax in the cafe and rooms. There are sheep and cows on the park.
Peter
January 24, 2019
Great for walking - catch the 12 bus from Eastbourne Pier to Brighton alight at Seven Sisters and walk back to Eastbourne. (or catch the bus). There are toilets at the Visiter's Centre.
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East Dean Road
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