Historic Walking Areas in East Sussex

Eastbourne, East Sussex

Tread in the footsteps of Norman invaders as you are lead through the most interesting sites relevant to 1066 by historian Heather Wheeler. Whether you join ...

Burwash, East Sussex

17th-century home of Rudyard Kipling. 

Eastbourne, East Sussex

Beachy Head is an ideal location for walks, picnics, flying a kite, or for the extreme minded hang gliding and mountain biking. The 500 ft chalk cliffs offer...

Brighton, East Sussex

The mile long Dyke valley is the longest, deepest and widest dry valley 'dry valley' in Britain. Take in the spectacular views and walks, or even go hang-gli...

Brighton, East Sussex

 Once the sight for a warning beacon, as the name suggests, Ditchling Beacon is the highest point in East Sussex and boasts spectacular panoramic views ...

Hastings, East Sussex

Hastings Castle has a fascinating and vast history dating back to 1066, making it Britain's first Norman castle. Smuggles Adventure has created a wonderful e...

Brighton, East Sussex

This tour celebrates everything unique and wonderful about Brighton, covering an amazing array of sights in just 90 minutes! Led by enthusiastic and friendly...

Brighton, East Sussex

Saddlescombe Farm, East Sussex, is a small settlement sitting at the base of the downs. Now owned by the Naitonal Trust, it is a working farm which opens sev...

Uckfield, East Sussex

Acres of landscape garden bordered by historic parkland and woodland.

Hastings, East Sussex

Visitors to Smugglers Adventure are invited to step back in time, to discover the dark secrets of the smugglers. Be taken through acres of underground cavern...