ShareWork up the courage for a unique, exhilarating way to take in the iconic scenery of East Sussex’s famous Beachy Head, near Eastbourne.
Beachy Head provides the perfect location for an adventure holiday with a spot of paragliding. Known to be the UK's highest chalk sea cliff, at 530ft high it really is a must-see for all visitors to Eastbourne. Take in the stunning scenery of the South Downs and England’s southeast coastline and get a fantastic view of the famous red and white striped lighthouse as the breeze carries you high.
Not feeling quite so adventurous? Keep your feet firmly on the ground and take a kite up to this beauty spot instead. Beachy Head Pub offers the perfect respite from strenuous outdoor activities, with good food and fantastic panoramic views over Eastbourne.
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Paragliders on the coast in Eastbourne © Steve Slater
Beach Head in Eastbourne © Visit Eastbourne
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