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The Heritage Centre is housed in the historic Gun Room on The Tye in historic Alfriston. It charts the history of Alfrston, the Gun Room and the Cuckmere Valley as well as the history of wine-making in England and of Rathfinny Win Estate.
Fizz on Foot offers a range of South of England walking tours in East and West Sussex. With a focus on the great wines that England has to offer.
Outstanding views back along the coast toward the Pier.
Within easy reach of toilets and refreshments. The promenade has a cycle lane.
Dogs are welcome on these beaches.
These beaches are not lifeguarded
These beaches are sand and shingle with good access and parking close by. They are within easy reach of shops and amenities with toilets and refreshments a short distance away.
In our uniquely built miniature city play zones we offer little players imaginative, submersive play, complete with matching costumes, vehicles, props, and toys. Each of our play pods has been designed by KiddiCity to offer our little visitors…
Eastbourne's colourful Carpet Gardens, located between the Bandstand and the Pier, are the centrepiece of Eastbourne's Promenade.
Please note the gardens are currently being restored and renovated this year to trial a sustainable planting showcase.
Manor Gardens is a beautiful leafy location in Eastbourne's Gildredge Park featuring 2 renovated tarmac tennis courts.
MySkateworld is Eastbourne’s very own purpose built roller skating venue for everyone. A great family activity where all can take part. From beginners to the best, young and old, all under one roof .
Famous clifftop lighthouse featured in the TV series 'The Lives and Loves of a She Devil'.
Marine Parade Beaches from the Pier to The Pavilion is popular with both visitors and residents of the town. The Pier at one end of the beach with the Pavilion Tea Rooms at the other. These beaches are a favourite for water sports.
The Long Man of Wilmington towers above the village of Wilmington. This faceless outline of a man carved into the chalk, stands 235ft high.
These quiet beaches afford breathtaking views of the natural chalk cliffs and east toward the pier and are ideal for those who want to get away from the busier spots.
The Downs around Eastbourne are recognised as an area of outstanding natural beauty.
Gildredge Park has a large field for informal sports and recreation & the adjoining Manor Gardens forms a quieter area
A compact garden with a pond that is the source of the Bourne Stream from which Eastbourne derives its name.
Eastbourne's new Sports Park is the focus for Sports Development in Eastbourne and Eastbourne's main public outdoor sports facility all year round.
A large 18 hole putting course in the stunning greens of Helen Garden over looking the sea.
Sports Hall for a variety of sports and activities, along with an outdoor multicourt, all weather tennis courts, gym and sunbeds.
There were 74 Martello Towers built on the south coast between Folkestone and Seaford. Originally the tower immediately to the east of the Eastbourne Redoubt Fortress was numbered 1.
From the Wish Tower to the Pier the main resort beaches offers clean bathing water, Lifeguard, first aid cover, Kidzone wristbands, safe bathing zone, showers and toilets, refreshment facilities and bathing cabins available for rent.