The Sussex Art Shuttle
Towner Eastbourne, Eastbourne · 30 March to 28 March 2027
Image: Towner EastbourneThe Sussex Art Shuttle is a hop-on-hop-off minibus run by Cuckmere Buses on Fridays to Sundays and Bank Holiday Mondays. It departs Towner Eastbourne and links Charleston, Seven Sisters Country Park and Charleston's arts space in central Lewes, passing the Seven Sisters cliffs, the Cuckmere Valley and the villages of Alfriston and Litlington. It suits visitors who want to combine art, coastal walks and village stops in one day.
Highlights
- Hop on and off at Charleston, Seven Sisters Country Park and Lewes
- Passes the Seven Sisters cliffs, Cuckmere Valley and Alfriston
- Fares from £3 single or £5 for an all-day ticket, under 19s free
Getting there
Towner Eastbourne, BN21 4JJ
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