ShareExplore the South Downs Way, near Eastbourne, discovering Seven Sisters Country Park by bicycle and the Cuckmere Valley by canoe.
Spend your activity holiday crossing the Cuckmere Valley by bike, cycling down the meandering riverbank and admiring the spectacular views of the Seven Sisters Country Park. Then ride through nearby Friston Forest for an adventure off the beaten track, seeking shade from the trees on a hot summer’s day.
After a tiring day of cycle touring, rest up at the 15th century smugglers’ inn The Tiger Inn. There you can tuck into a hearty pub dinner, washed down with an award-winning ale.
Take to the water on day two, jumping into a canoe and winding down the Cuckmere River, enjoying the thrill of an active adventure holiday in an area of astounding natural beauty.
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