Seven Sisters and Beachy Head – South Downs Coast Tour by Minibus
South Downs National Park Authority, Brighton · 25 October to 31 December 2026
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A minibus day trip runs on Sundays along the chalk cliffs of the Seven Sisters and Beachy Head, with a Sussex village visit and a pub lunch included. Pick-up is from Brighton Station, with options from Worthing and Steyning, and private groups can be collected from their door. No driving is needed, so it suits couples, groups and friends.
Highlights
- Minibus along the Seven Sisters and Beachy Head chalk cliffs
- Sussex village visit and pub lunch included
- About five hours, with pick-up from Brighton Station at 10:00 on Sundays
Getting there
South Downs National Park Authority, BN1 8YJ
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