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Beachy Head Road
Eastbourne
BN20 7YA
At 162 metres above sea level, it is the highest chalk sea cliff in Britain. It has featured in numerous TV and film productions and remains one of the most photographed natural locations in the area. Whether you drive up, walk the clifftop paths or take in the scenery at your own pace, the panorama is unforgettable.
🌊 What to expect
• Expansive views across Eastbourne, the pier, Sovereign Harbour and Pevensey Bay
• On clear days, views stretching as far as Dungeness, Brighton and even the Isle of Wight
• The famous red and white striped Beachy Head Lighthouse below the cliffs
• Open grassland ideal for walking and dog outings
♿ Accessibility
• The Peace Path offers accessible routes suitable for wheelchair users
• Disabled access available
🅿 Practical information
• Pay and display parking
• Public toilets next to the car park
• Dogs welcome
• Food and drink available nearby at the Beachy Head pub
For dramatic scenery, coastal walks and unforgettable views, Beachy Head remains one of the most powerful natural experiences close to Eastbourne.
