Top 33 things to do and attractions in Seaford

Decent place to go, but feels a bit too cluttered. Just too many things going on all at once in one place, almost like everythings been crammed in. The smell stands out quite a bit also. Some pretty things to see, people at reception were lovely. Hopefully things get a little more organised in there

So much packed into the martello tower from early 80s computers like the commodore 64 with cassette loading of games to 1940s radios and much about the local area from the railway to Cinema..£5 well spent. Beach close by and a car park which is very busy on sunny summer days

What a superb find. Amazing artifacts and lovely staff on hand to share knowledge. Wonderful

An amazing collection and journey through local history, the history of the building and the story of technology in work and at home. Betamax video recorder - check. Vintage calculators and dictation machines - check. A Dragon 32 computer - check. Cameras, telephones, typewriters and a good selection of home computers, and amongst all this, an original Victorian bathing machine. And the views from the rooftop are spectacular.

Amazing Museum and location, you can bring back old childhood memories back. Lot of antiques and vintage things in museum

I love this place. I've been visiting this museum since I was a child so it's very nostalgic for me here. They have incredible collections, and the staff are so friendly and informative. Absolutely worth a visit. I need more time here there's just so much to take in. It was good to see the recent quotes from folks living through the covid pandemic for future generations to learn from. Will certainly be returning for a longer visit next time.

Nothing to see as it’s called museum. Made me feel as a charity shop stuff. Don’t waste time and money because these days people can make a simple thing 5star for no reason without knowing the facts. Giving 2star for good staff and service.

My wife suggested this place rather than the cliffs directly. I had little idea what to expect. We all walked down and the sight was a wonder to behold. The sun was warm enough and wind was cool enough, perfect! We walked down to the pebble beach, played in the stream as it merged with the sea and collected rocks. Since we collect a lot of rocks in all our UK journey and trash our home, wife made us keep only 1 each. I kept what was revealed to be ' Hags stone'. Parking is ample and free. There is no food or water stalls here, so bring your own. The trail is easy enough to push and climb with a stroller. We had a better time here than at the commercial Brighton beach. Worth a visit with the family.

Beautiful Cliffs and there’s a cafe as well with cozy seatings and a souvenir shop. Public toilets are in close proximity. Ample of parking available with coin only machines, however a whole day parking ticket can be purchased from the cafe.

A better view point than the Seven Sisters White Cliffs site with the information center. We came here first, the cliff views here were breathtaking. Then we went to the site with a gift shop and information center. When down the beach from the stair tower. The views at the beach level were splendid.

free parking! what else can i say :) easy hike as well to see the viewpoint of seven sisters cliff. the beach is also better..there is a good coffee shop on the car park.

Went there 20 years ago. & Took a few pics. A couple of weeks ago, I did the same. But this time l bothered to walk to the beach. Loving day out

Walked the seven sisters whilst on a walking holiday. Wonderful views everyone we met was friendly and chatty.

If you are limited on time or unable to walk on whole coastal path, go here to enjoy the magnificent vista which in my opinion is the best one. A short 10 minute walk from the car park (optional coin donation).

(Translated by Google) A truly magnificent, expansive landscape with wonderful hiking trails (mostly on grass) and fantastic views of the cliffs and, from there, the endless sea. The sheer size of these cliffs makes you feel small. (Original) Eine ganz tolle weitläufige Landschaft mit wunderbaren Wanderwegen (meist auf Gras) und fantastischen Aussichten auf die Klippen und von diesen auf das ewige Meer. Angesichts der Grösse dieser Klippen fühlt man sich klein.

Absolutely stunning! Well worth the visit

Been a few times but this one was the better of the 3. it's busy so you need to book a tee time in advance. Beautiful view. Wear sun screen.

One of my favourite courses ive played, so many unique and challenging holes. Greens were in excellent condition. I would suggest older or handicapped golfers get a buggy as it is quite a walk up some of those hills but well worth it. Finally I would like to add that the price was very reasonable and even on a perfect cloudless day on a bank holiday the pace of play was decent too. 10/10

Really challenging course with some amazing views . £22 for the round was amazing value . A tough course for mid to high handicappers

Course in excellent condition and very reasonable rates at £26 mid week for over 60s. Views are fabulous.

Beautiful day, incredible views must be the best views from a golf course anywhere in Sussex. And a great course, a good challenge and an exillerating drive on the 18th tee.

Great course, some exceptionally scenic holes. Fairways in good condition aswel considering the recent spell of hot weather, greens were in really good condition. Be prepared for some hills though. Also no driving range but has 2 nets.

Great course which was fun and still challenging though very very very hilly. Staff in Pro shop,Cafe and Bar very friendly and efficient. Good quality and well price food and drinks. We will be back

If you like nice big wide pebble beaches this is the place for you, free parking along the sea front, public toilets, small cafe for snacks. Not too busy, as not alot else there. The small town of Seaford 10 min walk away.

Seaford Beach is a beautiful spot with its rocky shoreline and stunning sea views. It’s great for a peaceful walk, exploring the rocks, or just sitting and enjoying the scenery. The water was nice and refreshing for a swim, which made the visit even more enjoyable. A lovely place to unwind and take in the natural surroundings.

Although predominantly shingle, this is a most attractive beach with a row of brightly painted beach huts along its top and the start of the white cliffs and the "Seven Sisters" to its east. At the cliff end, there is plenty of free parking and free public conveniences.

A beautiful place to walk, sit on the beach, stake, or paddleboard. Close to parking by the road. Many benches along the walk to have a rest and one very lovely mermaid bench.

What a beautiful place. Unspoilt, deffinitely not touristy. So easily accesible as main road runs right alongside the beach. Great for dog owners.

Stunning beach, amazing view of the limestone cliffs on the left. You can access the cliffs from the beach. Standing in seaford head cliffs will give you a great vantage point of the ocean and the entire area. People start the path going to the seven sisters cliff from this beach. If you have the stamina and the energy this path is the best way to appreciate the cliff.

It's quiet, and unpretentious, but the people are nice and the parking is free. I had a lovely walk along the sea front in the warm sun, drank a coffee bought from a kiosk, and sat on one of the mant seats. The Martello tower museum is well worth a visit, loved it.

We visited The Crypt this weekend and there was a fabulous artist with her work on show. What a fabulous find, open Wednesday to Sunday with different artists exhibiting weekly or by weekly. There is also SCIP workshops a local charity supporting arts and art therapy in the community. Well worth a visit, a stunning medieval building.

The Crypt was such a fun place to visit - loved the quirky Coronation themed pieces of art work and especially the royal thrones displayed in the Crypt ..they made great photos - there's a lot of creative talent in Seaford. Thank you

Wonderful.. super friendly staff gorgeous place and my baby loved looking at the art work and sitting in the hige stone room with the vinyl inside :) very nice visit Also had some free craft room for children to create things which is lovely Will re visit for Sure

Great place. A must visit if you're ever in Seaford. Free to visit.

Stumbled upon this gallery during an impromptu trip to Seaford and I’m so glad I did! Art was stunning and the building itself full of history, there’s also a lovely dog there as well.

A little gem tucked away between fairly boring buildings, but inside is a little magic. The Crypt itself is wonderful and the gallery space light and well worth visiting. Different exhibitions so will depend on when you visit but we always check in to see what the current exhibition is. If you are in Seaford don't miss.

I have visited here a few times to see art exhibitions. It is a good venue to look at and enjoy art. They have regular exhibitions by local artists so it is always worth a visit. Might be worth leaving your credit card at home though, it is sometimes hard to resist buying a painting etc.

Lovely local restaurant with delicious food. The staff are among the most friendly I have come across. Everything was very tasty. The restaurant has a nice homely vibe and is quite popular with locals and tourist alike

We went here twice. First for a coffee which was really good. Nice and hot for a cool day. We went back a few nights later for a dinner. We made a reservation as we have seen it can get a bit busy. We had the Spanish red wine which was something different but highly recommended. It wasn’t as heavy as a Merlot but not as light as a Pinot Noir. We shared three start dishes which was more than enough for two people. The portion sizes are very generous. All the dishes had good flavour and were serves beautifully. The waitress was very friendly and knowledgeable about the area for any additional travel advice. Definitely worth visiting if in the area.

We visited this restaurant after reading glowing reviews, and it still managed to exceed our expectations! It’s a small, cozy place with an incredible atmosphere and absolutely outstanding food. We started with hummus and toasted bread, followed by roasted chicken for my husband and crab linguine for me. To top it off, we shared a bottle of wine—and everything was simply fantastic! The experience was so wonderful that we couldn’t resist taking a slice of cake to go. The total? Just £60—an amazing value for such a memorable meal. It was a special occasion for us, and we truly couldn’t have chosen a better place. Highly recommended!

Lovely staff, great food! the only downside is they need a bigger cafe because they are so popular! gluten free options available 👍

What an absolute gem of a place. Genuinely the nicest staff I've ever dealt with! Amazing service and food. This is always my stop off point on my cycle route and it has never let me down. The service was so good that I wrote this review while having my lunch ❤️ Thank you team, you're doing amazing 😍

Stopped to grab a brunch and sat outside on a lovely sunny day. There's only three tables outside on the pavement not everyone's choice, but there plenty of seating inside. The staff are very happy friendly and helpful (even if the chef is grumpy!) and we're very attentive to our needs. We had a lovely brunch well cooked and tasty, prices are average and they have a reasonable choice with vegetarian options too. If you want a coffee snack or a bit more well worth stopping here.

Made us and our dog very welcome. Excellent choice of food. Served hot and fresh. Loved the addition of samphire to my advocado on toast. Nice atmosphere and really enjoyable family breakfast. Definitely recommend 👌

Went there 20 years ago, to take some pics. Did the same this time. I made the effort to go down to the beach, this time. Wonderful couple of hours.

Here you can take the most iconic photos of the Seven Sisters Cliff. If you have enough time, it is recommended to come here first and then go to the other side of the Seven Sisters Cliff. There you can enter the Seven Sisters Cliff's rocky beach and see its magnificent scenery up close.

The view of the Seven Sisters and the coastguard cottages is always something I wanted to photograph and I managed to do this today. It was harsh light but better than grey skies and rain. These are only the iPhone ones.

Inspirational place. Quite busy but could be the last day of summer so people are taking advantage. 15 minute walk over rough ground from the car park. But well, well worth it

One of the cottages was open as part of the heritage weekends alongside cable 14. Stunning views of the seven sisters. One of the cottages has a tiny little holiday let through Airbnb or you can email directly.

Great location for cliff viewing and photography, free parking.

Visited on an open day with free entry. I believe only opens to view inside a few times a year. Popular place, due to it being an open day, busy yet could get to see it all. The guides/owners very informative, could imagine living there in times gone by. No apparent electricity or gas mains, saw oil lamps for lighting and fireplace for heat and hot water. Did have taps but not sure about a flushing loo. The views across the English Channel amazing. A stunning setting.

Interesting history. Volunteers know the history of the Wish Tower and can answer questions. Donations go towards upkeep, including the need for a new roof to restore the building to watertight condition.

Plenty of seating around the Tower. Lovely, clean beach. Plenty of free parking

It was closed when we went see opening times in photos below. FREE parking close by used also for open air markets occasionally. Designed to keep Napoleon at bay!

Lovely beach. Clean. Friendly people. Cold water but a great swim, and once you get going it warms up. At the end of the day we watched the sunset go down. It was gorgeous.

What a beautiful experience! Lovely and caring staff interacted with my daughter with great respect and playfullness. So much to learn from this short time-travel! Thank you.

Excellent museum great views from the roof

I love my local seafront, but this year it's been busier than usual due to staycations during the coronvirus pandemic. Normally 5 stars, but because of crowds, 4! The Martello Tower museum is well worth a visit in normal times.

Beautiful church. Lovely service.

Very beautiful church with a very old grave yard. Amazing how many hundreds of years the entire has survived.

Medievally glorious, lovely people, a tranquil space for reflection. Do join for worship on a Sunday if you can.

Great historic building.

Fantastic church run by very helpful and friendly volunteers with lots of local history

The kids do their show here each year.

Beauty of antique building is maintained. Peaceful place.

Friendly experience. Difficult access down flight of steps There is a disabled access from a different road Film I saw recently was a : little green cinema" performance of "Patrick & the Whale" a wonderful film reminding us of the threats to whales & all sea creatures. Seats are a little too snug, if they removed even one in each row would make it more comfortable. Overall these community cinemas are fantastic in my opinion

Community Cinema is great, not for profit you get to see some of the big releases but also some little gems from elsewhere. Keep an eye on the programme as it is really good value. Usually every other week on a Friday. Really good. Also do national theatre live, check website.

Excellent film on the life & work of Eric Ravilious.

Many thanks to everyone involved in organising Seaford Film Festival at the weekend. Great films, great community spirit!

The best value in local cinema ever!

Great little cinema with a nice sound system

To be fair to STC, the website has been completely revamped. Indeed, so has the Council! It'd be good to see if you think it's improved as a lot of people have said. I'm nothing to do with the Council, by the way, but am something to do with Seaford Residents' Voice.

Discovered on a Monday meals are half price if pre-booked. So left the building, went outside and pre-booked. To me that's stupid - just make it 50% off and be done with it. Mondays are obviously quiet so an incentive to bring in the customers. So we stood waiting at the "wait here to be served" sign for around 7 minutes and eventually a member of staff said sit anywhere. So we sat, no menus were given to us - we had to grab a passing member of staff eventually. We all opted for the Rib-eye steak, (1 medium rare, 1, medium and 1 well done), with chips, onion rings, a mushroom, and half-a-tomato. After waiting 10 mins our order was taken. For a place that was almost empty except for a party of say 11 on one table the wait was ridiculous. We then waited 40 minutes for our meals. Yes 40 minutes - we timed it. The meals turned up and my steak was not medium-rare. My friends were both medium but they accepted them. I looked around for a server to send back my steak and waited 5 - 6 minutes. My meal was taken away and 10 mins later my plate was returned with a medium rare steak. So far so good with this, however, even the medium rare the steak was tough as old boots. One friend said his was also tough and my other friend said her's was ok. The onions were a joke - I mean who serves onion rings looking like the photos I provide here - they were awful. If I had to work out percentage of onion to the ring part, I'd say 1% onion and 99% stuff which was indescribable and tasted, dare I say it disgusting. The chips were fantastic - so that's your one star for the chips. Tomato and mushroom were also good. My pinot grigio was not good and at the price charged should be half-decent. My friend had a Chard which he said was awful. He ordered a named lager in the end - which was good. I always say a restaurant or pub really should look at what the customers leave on their plates to decide how good or not they are. Well - my photo says it all. The photos reflect what we left, and a photo of the indescribable onion ring - dear oh dear. The 3rd photo is of chewed meat that my friend could not swallow and had to put back on the plate - not nice I know, but that's how bad it was. I do have to say that the staff were very nice, but run off their feet with the large table, they simply couldn't cope with 3 or 4 tables (one of which had say 11 people on it) Will never ever visit this pub again. What a disaster.

Stopped of for a bite to eat and to grab a drink after a long drive to the coast. Interesting place on multiple levels, lots of little rooms with steps between them garden area is much the same with many tables to chose from. Clearly the building has lots of history. Staff are very pleasant and helpful service was quick and efficient. Bar is small but service was quick, we ordered food from the menu, quite a typical standard menu. I had the steak which was cooked as requested and accompanying extras were ok, but the pepper sauce was starting to split, but still edible. Wife had mushroom wellington huge puff pastry but not much filling and she didn't enjoy the mushroom filling as it was too spiced, but I think that's personal taste I think a vegetarian may enjoy the additional flavours, the roast parsnips and carrot were good but the potatoes appeared to have been multiple fried and were not good they were not eaten. Great place to stop for a beer and a chat with a good atmosphere, they are dog friendly with bowls out for the dog. Parking is on the surrounding roads and parking spaces are limited. Not a place to go if you are not able to navigate steps.

Very nice and chill midweek atmosphere, inviting and cosy. We didn’t eat but the food looks amazing! Well priced too.

Good food, reasonable prices. Great service, not intrusive, but never far away. Atmosphere was subdued, but the pub was pretty quiet for a Saturday lunchtime. I'm sure it is buzzing later in the evening.

You can't fault the staff....they were prompt and courteous, place is clean...don't know the Sunday roast was just meh ! Meat from the trio roast was good and tender, but the veg just Lacking and meh! Husband said the venison and steak was 'hunt the meat out' The other picture is hunter chicken but forgot to ask my son his opinion

We visited this pub for the first time. Excellent food, very helpful staff and a good selection of real ales. It can be accessed by wheelchair, and has a disabled toilet. Could have had a few more staff as the service was rather slow, especially waiting for food to arrive. Still, it was worth the wait as the food was really good.

Enjoyed the fish and chips. This is about £3 more than a chip shop, but you get a table, a comfortable seat, a china plate, metal knife and fork, fresh tartare sauce, choice of peas and style of chips. And you aren't going to lose your meal to the gull population. Beer was good too.

Excellent thick piece of cod in a very crispy, non greasy batter, with crunchy soft centered chips. Lovely curry sauce. The scampi is good & generous too. Service was friendly. Probably rate with the best fish & chips I have had.

Visited Tuesday evening, in September 2025. Lovely friendly & professional service in the sit down informal restaurant. We chose large and senior fish and chips, tartare sauce & curry sauce, pot of tea & a coke. All served in a clean, fast, efficient & exceptionally friendly atmosphere. Senior fish and chips £10.95 was a very large portion for me, more like medium sized & was delicious & fresh. Very impressed, no wonder it was busy !

The lady working here is so lovely and friendly! Amazing service and amazing food. Huge portions and the best curry sauce I've ever had. I don't usually eat in at fish and chip restaurants but this was a great experience. Thanks for a lovely evening ❤️

Just one street away from Broad Street, but the Fish& Chips were £2 to £3 cheaper! We found the fish and chips very good, and especially liked that they had the option to get grilled (unbreaded) fish rather than breaded and deep-fried. They also have a senior portion of cod on the menu, grilled or fried, for £2 less than the normal price. The waitress was a very friendly, and very attentive without hovering. The atmosphere is like a diner or a simple pub, nothing special but completely adequate. We'll be back!

The best Fish&Chips in Town and Anna is a very kind girl.

Lovely people who serve very good food. All round fantastic experience. And big portions

Wonderful service and delicious food! I got the cod regular portion, it was more than enough. Highly recommend ☺️

Small cozy tea room. Very reasonable prices . Scones with a drink at £5.50. Taste is ok 👍. Could improve on the coffee. Coffee was over extracted, so it was too bitter. Otherwise this is a good place to stop by to rest your feet.

The scones were absolutely amazing and recommend them with jam and clotted cream. The royal eggs were also great and I recommend them. However, I would not recommend the devilled mushrooms: it felt like something was missing in the breakfast, for example just fired eggs. The staff were friendly. The place could be pretty busy, try to book a table upfront.

Cute, little and friendly front of house! Love the individual tea sets. Lovely scone with homemade Chuckle Berry jam… Will go again

The best scones we've had in a long time! Very pleasant owners, the service is really quick. It's a small place, but that's the sense of it: to have local homemade cakes in a cosy small cafe.

What a delightful experience!.. We were to Seaford on so many occasions and I just cannot understand how come we did not discover this place before. An outstanding service (a big thank you to the members of team for it!), very lovely decor that makes you feel very cosy inside, great selection of teas, an excellent choice of “salted” and “sweet”/baked varieties. We both really enjoyed our cream teas with warm scones and home-made Victoria plum preserve (you can also purchase a jar to bring home, which is an excellent idea). And the tea cups come with saucers!.. Card payments are accepted, which is highly appreciated as it is not a given in Seaford. A solid 5 star. We look forward to being back and highly recommend this place to everyone.

Fantastic little cafe/tea room. Not massive but on a nice day there are a couple of tables outside. The treacle tart with clotted cream is just amazing. I had the mushrooms and bacon on toast last time and it was simply devine. Can't fault this place. It's run by the nicest people too so service is great. It's not massive and only has a handful of tables but that's part of its charm. A must visit if you are in Seaford. Recently been back and the treacle tart is still amazingly good. 👍🥧

Had lovely afternoon tea. We come here a lot and never been disappointed. Small inside, but perfectly formed. Update: Nice ploughman's today 2nd June 2022.

After a hike through the Seven Sisters path, we returned to Seaford to grab a pint and some pub food. Our stay was brilliant and highly recommended for everyone traveling through Seaford. Prices were reasonable, cheaper than London, and the service was excellent.

A Hidden Gem You’d Almost Walk Past – The Old Boot We were recently recommended to try The Old Boot, and what a hidden gem it turned out to be! Only a six-minute walk away, but we nearly missed it completely. The signage outside is faded and incomplete, and with two external doors (neither of which scream “welcome”), you wouldn’t guess this was a thriving, busy pub. Had we not spotted people inside through the window, we might have assumed it was closed down. But once inside, everything changes. The pub opens up into a spacious, welcoming venue with a large seating area and a great atmosphere. There’s also plenty of outdoor seating for sunnier days. It’s more than you’d ever expect—or want—from a traditional pub. The real ale selection is superb, with six pumps offering a wide variety, including a beautifully kept Harveys. Every pint we had was crisp, clean, and spot-on. I ordered from the blackboard menu, which featured two homemade soups. The mushroom and cheddar was exceptional—packed full of flavour and clearly made with care. We also had the lasagne, which was obviously homemade and full of heart. The food overall was fantastic. Despite the pub being busy, the staff were friendly, relaxed, and clearly enjoyed what they were doing. The service was warm and efficient without anyone looking rushed. All in all, The Old Boot is a real find—rough around the edges on the outside, but full of charm, quality, and character once you’re in. Definitely worth a visit.

Very nice place, went for a birthday lunch recently. We booked a table but I don’t think that is always necessary. Pleasant atmosphere with plenty of indoor or outdoor seating. The staff are very friendly and kids are welcome with a good kids menu. Portion sizes are descent for the big eaters, and a good selection of beers.

Absolutely LOVE LOVE LOVE this fantastic friendly and welcoming pub. Fabulous atmosphere and staff. Just a slice of Old England. Food is plentiful and served hot. Great choice and great prices. Staff are as lovely as always. Till next time.. See you soon and thanks ☺️

We called in a few times when we were staying in town. Friendly, efficient staff and a good selection of beers and cider. We didn't eat but the food looked very good. It was really busy on Saturday night when they had live music but still easy to get served.

Pretty good food for the price and they serve quickly considering the pub was busy

Food is mediocre, decor was good, but service is atrocious. We came as a family but ordered separately. My father came right after me to order for mom and himself but the service took ages before they even started cooking, with other patrons getting their meals ahead. Staff response was rude and unsympathetic. Father was not happy in the slightest. Only good thing are the fish and the lemonade.

Beautifully scenic pebble beach and river estuary between Seaford and the first sister on the Severn Sisters hike. Flanked by the pretty Coast Guards Cottages on one side and the mighty Severn Sisters Cliffs on the other - this is a stunning, scenic stop gap if you've started at Seaford. Be mindful of the tide and times where the Cuckmere River meets the sea. You'll need to cross the river to continue across the beach and start the Severn Sisters. It's possible to wade across during low tide but at high tide the only way over is by walking in land to the bridge at the Cuckmere Inn pub. This will add on approx 45 mins - 1 hour of walking time. Its a lovely walk along the estuary on both sides of the river but the path towards the pub is narrow in places and uneven. As the trek across the cliff tops needs to be completed in daylight, be mindful of any extra time walking to and from the bridge at high tide.

Great place to walk. Great scenic view towards the cliff. There is an alternative route where you can park your car and do less walking or walk all the way to the top of the cliff. Photos taken on mid July 2024.

A beautiful location and a fun spot for swimming. The current is strong enough to carry you along in either direction when the tide is coming in or going out, although either side of high tide had the strongest flow. It’s not too deep (about 6ft) and the floor is all large pebbles, just like the beach. There are no toilets or cafe though. The closest is a 30min walk back to the Seven Sisters Car Park, which is a great place to park up for the day anyway.

From the Seven Sisters Country Park, a pleasant 30-minute walk will take you to the beach. Once there, you can enjoy stunning views of the Seven Sisters cliffs from below. For an even more breathtaking perspective, hike to the top. Gazing out at the vast sea from above is an incredibly soothing experience that uplifts the spirit."

A must see. Highly recommend a hike from Cuckmere Haven to Birling Gap via the Seven Sisters cliffs.

You have to go past some beautiful large detached houses with a golf course opposite to get to the parking area. Beautiful walk down to the Coast Guard Cottages and beach with the white cliffs in the background. It said on a sign that one could be rented but not sure how! There is also a very old buliding at the bottom one of the first telephone communications across the channel. I was told this by a nice person who is their on a regular basis as a volunteer. Who does a wonder job of collecting rubbish that is washed up on the shoreline at the bottom. There seems to be quiet abit he said mostly from ships. You can walk on the pebble and rocky beach if the tide is out or along the river canals or up and over the hill on top of the cliffs if you want a steeper and higher veiw. Free car park at the top which is not masdive so can imagine this getting full in the height of summer. Has a container cafe with Tea and coffee plus minimal snacks and seating outside. Sadly the portaloo toilets were shut to the public as was told that had been vandalised and also needed cleaning out.

Beautiful area. The winding river, rolling hills make it for scenic views.

The chips was fluffy on the inside, there was some crunchy ones also, if you like that. The cod I got was nice, the batter is crunchy and thin. I got a medium cod and medium chips, that came to £9.50 at lunch time. I would recommend and go back. Parking if you get a spot, I got one right outside is free for 2 hours no return for 1 hour, so a good amount of time to get what you need. They are cash only. I waited about 7 min for my cod to be cooked Improvements, giving out sticks or saying where they are, the salt and vinegar was not that much and could have done with some more. There is a small step to get in and out. Putting a meal deal together for chips fish drink.

Delicious fresh fish and chips at reasonable prices. They have two window seats inside as well. If not you can take your fish and chips down by the beach to enjoy. It was around 4pm when we walked by and already it was busy. We came back around 5pm when we visited and we just managed to get our order in and get the two seats before it got really busy. Service was fast. Food was piping hot, fresh and delicious with friendly servers. Definitely recommend and will be back next time I'm visiting seaford

We got a small cod and chips with curry sauce. Really satisfied, food was freshly prepared, and served quickly.

Tasty fish and chips, super friendly staff with smile.

Very friendly stuff. Fish and chips was very nice. We had takeaway and we ate it by the beach, after a long walk along the seven sisters.

Great service. Tasty fish and chips.

Very average normal food perfect for the beach great service very friendly staff I didn't like the curry sauce tho it didn't have great flavor chips were good and I had jumbo battered sausage was also good

Delicious coffee and probably the best spinach and feta roll I've ever had! Friendly and prompt service. Laid back atmosphere with some outdoor seating available for sunny days :)

Lovely coffee place, where the owner/barista/cleaner makes you an amazing hand-made coffee, over a friendly chat. Inside and some outside seating. We loved the laidback atmosphere. In Dutch: very ‘gezellig’ 😊 We’ll be back!

Lovely coffee place, right near the station, good place to get the coffee before Seven sisters hike

Excellent smooth black coffee. Well prepared and not burned taste like in many other coffee shops. The cheese scone was amazing too. Would return 👍

Absolutely love Bacas Coffee Shop! From the moment you walk in, you’re greeted with a warm, welcoming atmosphere and the delicious smell of freshly brewed coffee. The team is always friendly, attentive, and clearly passionate about what they do. Their coffee is top quality – smooth, rich, and consistently excellent. Bacas has a lovely local vibe and it’s clear why it’s a favourite in Seaford. It’s the kind of place you keep coming back to – for the coffee, the service, and the feel-good atmosphere. Highly recommend! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Beautiful coffee shop. It has warm environment and cozy seatings. The owners were very friendly and welcoming. Our drinks and crumpets were delicious 😋. Bonus point for the art on my coffee! If you’re visiting Seaford, this place is a must! Stop by and support your local business 🤍

Nice to see good coffee exists outside of London! Small local business with real passion for coffee Loved my flat white before the walk to Eastbourne

We found this ice cream shop by chance while searching on Google Maps for a place to buy ice cream during a full-day trip with the kids. The ice cream turned out to be truly excellent – very good and clearly natural in taste. It’s definitely the best ice cream shop in a very wide area! Great quality, natural ingredients, and delicious flavours made everyone happy. We will definitely come back if we are in the area again.

Amazing gelato in Seaford! Generous scoops, natural fresh flavours, and some of the best ice cream I’ve ever had. Great value and super friendly staff. A must-visit—easily 5 stars.

Delicious ice creams, we were four and we have tried several tastes. Lemon sorbet was a little bit too sour, so make sure you try a sample before you take it. We have also tried beglian chocolate, orange vegan and raspberry which were also very delicious. Madagascar vanilla was definitely our pick :) Good point that the place has also gluten free cones! Highly recommended place if you are around.

I just want to say how disappointed we are. My 12 year old son waited in a queue along the seafront and when it was his turn the lady said they were closed. All the people who saw said how mean it was to behave in such a way. With 3 ice cream outlets along the seafront I think Holy Cow should think how they address customers. He may of been 12 years old but these are the people you want to encourage. We like to support local but it's Mr Whippy or Gelato for us from now on.

A must-try shop for locals and visitors alike, with a shop in town just off the main shopping street, and a seafront ice ream shack. Holy Cow is my favourite ice cream shop, I only realised recently that the town centre shop is also a cafe serving light food and quality coffee and drinks. However, the artisanal ice cream is the star of the show here. Gorgeous flavours that change frequently, so there's always something new to try, from traditional flavours to trend-led flavour combinations. Fantastic quality ingredients, generous portions, and a great range of serving options suitable for the smallest to the biggest appetite at value for money prices. Personally, I find the ice cream so filling it's satisfying like a light meal. TBH, it's hard to walk past the shop without buying an ice cream. Highly recommended

Best ice cream we've tried in the UK. Sometimes do a 1 hour trip here just for the ice cream. Incredibly creamy, not overly sweet, with unique and natural flavours. Large portions too. We think the ice-cream chefs must be alchemists over here! A must-visit if you are in the area.

Great experience, delicious and generous ice cream portions. Thank you to the lady working today for helping me out at the end of the day with my daughter. Would highly recommend!

Great little bakery. Huge range of fresh sweet and savoury items, all excellent value. Staff are all helpful and friendly.

Brilliant local bakery. Always fresh at reasonable prices. London cheesecake and bread pudding are highly recommended, but you need to get there early

Top Quality Bread and Prices as well. Excellent Customer Service Just next to the Seaside Baguettes and Panini Super Filled up Vegan or Dairy in Spicy Version as well Ready Pic Nic. Tea Coffee Chocolate Cakes for celebrating or slice Fresh Buiscuits Paistres Travellers Raccomanded for a fresh meal along the Way

The roll that I ordered was nice, loads of chicken. I was not asked if I wanted salad with it. Staff were friendly and polite

Just need to stock more London cheesecake

First time I’ve ever had anything from here and all I can say is I will definitely be back again! Absolutely delicious ham hock with honey and mustard roll. Must try!

Fantastic bakery and wide variety of breads & cakes. Ready made rolls, posh sausage Rolls but you need to be quick they don't last very long. Great staff and good prices what more could you want .

I loved the place. It was a big challenge for me because I am physically disabled, my heart is not good, the walk was not easy and I even climbed up the cliff. Then my hart hurt 😊 but it was worth it. We ended the day with great memories. The parking is perfect, although the difficulty is that you may have to wait a little for a free space. The buffet has a wide selection for both young and old. It is a bit expensive for us living on a normal salary. But you can handle it once. In the park you can have a picnic or lie in the grass on a huge grassy area. But the braver ones can also row. There are probably many other programs that I didn't even notice due to my limited mobility. Everyone should see what else is available. I recommend it to everyone who wants a real great adventure in an ancient land that is familiar to me 😎

I did the Seven Sisters walk with work colleagues for a charity event. The walk was challenging even for us fitter people but the views were spectacular and made all the effort climbing the steep hills worth it. I would highly recommend doing this walk and experiencing the beautiful scenery, I definitely want to go back and do it again.

Loved it, it was such an overwhelming experience, you feel astounded by the sheer beauty of nature, had wanted to visit the place all along, was definitely worth it, roughly a 50 minute walk from the seven sisters car park and then you are met by this wonderful view:))

Was fantastic day for a walk. We did the whole Seven Sisters cliff and friston forest circular. There a lot of parking space at the cliffside but it is very busy (it is a popular site for tourist).

The Seven Sisters Cliffs, located along the stunning Sussex coastline in southern England, are a breathtaking series of chalk cliffs that gleam brilliantly white against the deep blue of the English Channel. Carved by centuries of natural erosion, these seven undulating peaks create one of Britain’s most iconic coastal landscapes, offering sweeping panoramic views, tranquil walking trails, and a peaceful escape into nature’s beauty. Whether viewed from the beach below or the clifftop paths above, the Seven Sisters stand as a timeless symbol of England’s wild and unspoiled charm.

A fresh but wonderfully sunny November morning saw us and hundreds of others walk the Seven Sisters cliffs. All the walkers were friendly and in good spirts, we are after all all there for the same reason, to soak up all that nature has to give us. A great sense of achievement at the end made it a truly fabulous day!

Wow! A site to see… to get there, get directions for Birling Gap. It’s a beautiful easy walk about a mile from the bus stop. There’s a car park as well right at Birling Gap. There’s a gift shop of full arrays, a visitor center, toilets, and a cafe restaurant. It’s just a few steps to the platform to view the cliffs and there are steps down to walk alongside between the cliffs and the sea. The beach is all pebbles. Don’t know if bathing is allowed. You can also walk up an easy hill. There is a circular hike as well.

What a walk 😍 stunning hike, great pubs nearby, what else do you need 🤷🏼‍♀️

What a view! Tricky walk down to the bottom required to see the White horse and steep hilly walk with a brisk wind on the way back up but where else do you get views like this?Looks like there is a road at the bottom for an easier time.

The breathtakingly beautiful scenery. 31/05/2025

Striking hill figure situated in an area of wonderful countryside overlooking the village of Litlington. The horse itself wasn't particularly white when I saw it, but the shape was still easily recognisable. Lovely walks around the area, and a good pub in Litlington. A horse was first carved on the hill in 1836, and a second carving was completed in 1924. The Long Man of Wilmington is nearby and also well worth a visit; a larger hill figure with a mysterious past.

The horse itself is very impressive to look at, but the view from above it is even more so. Whilst you can’t technically see the horse, you can see for miles from the viewpoint above. If you want to look at the horse, there is a love circuit from the top of the hill, down to the river, along the rive for a short bit, and then back up the other end to the car park. A favourite place of mine to sit and watch the world go by.

This white horse ist located near the village of Litlington in the South Downs. From the horse you have a great view over the river Cuckmere. It is not an ancient site. The first horse was cut in the hill in 1836 or 1860 and the actual one in 1924. A real ancient cut in figure is very close located to the white horse: the Long Man of Wilmington. The best view on the horse you have from down the hill. It is a very impressive place and it is of course worth a visit. There are parking places for free on top of the hill. From there you can walk over green meadows with sheep browsing on. From here you have a spectacular view over the river and the English Channel. Other sites you should see when you spend your holiday here are of course Beachy Head and the Seven Sisters. they are within a radius of some miles.

Great walk from high and over, down to the river and along to Litlington. Pub stop at Plough and Harrow, then walk the opposite side of the bank to Cuckmere then back to the carpark. Amazing views, wildlife and peaceful.

An easy, peaceful walk with absolutely stunning views. In spring, it’s at its best—blossoms everywhere, fresh green hills, and winding river paths that feel like something out of a painting. A perfect spot to slow down and soak in nature

You can park at High&Over car park and walk right down into Cuckmere Valley comin across The White Horse of Litlington. When you're there you can either follow the river to the village of Litlington or walk down to the sea. It's a very scenic walk with lots of amazing views in both directions. Loved it.

Beautiful place and stunning views 😍

Breath taking. What an astonishing place! Great place for hiking (if you are smoking you will regreat it, trust me 😂), paragliding and kayaking. Great place for photography as well. Free parking in the area, no place to buy refreshments or food or snacks etc. And if you need a wee, bring your diapers with you 😋. Lot of pathways up and down the hills.

Great area to explore. Can park at top and short walk to White Horse carved into side of hill. Currently not that white but the views from their are excellent along valley and out to sea. Different walks in different directions. Personal favourite walk is down to Littlington tearoom or a little further along river to Alfriston.

Beautiful place. I witnessed this place from top of the hill. It was an amazing experience. The river took a serpentine route to the sea on one side. The seven sisters take the another side of skyline. Villages, farming fields, grazing lands and forests make the rest of the landscape. One can hear birds chrip around in the woodlands. I Loved it.

Amazing place to kayak either on the reserve or the tidal river!

A quaint little cafe that packs a punch and wonderful customer service what a delightful bunch. FYI. The marmalade and honeycomb ice cream is a 10/10

It's a lovely barn cafe with very nice customer service and delicious hot chocolates. 🙂

Excellent.

Nice

Was shut on a Friday in April. Will try next time we are there

Situated adjacent to the English Channel, the Seven Sisters is a wonderful preservation of natural landscape on background of rich history. Getting off at Eastbourne station, we hopped on coaster bus 12X that brought us next to the entrance of the country park. The walkway is lovely with naturally carved pathways through field, grass and hills. It took us around 30 mins to reach the beach area beside the cliffs. There is a lovely hiking trail which we climbed to reach the peak of the cliff. The view from the cliff is astounding and something to cherish. Would advise to come early to spend more time wandering around, climbing the cliffs and enjoy the day. 😍😍

Seven Sisters is absolutely breathtaking one of the most beautiful natural spots I’ve visited in the UK. Getting there was pretty straightforward: I took the overground from Victoria to Eastbourne, then hopped on a bus. Travel cost came to around £45 for one person. Eastbourne itself has plenty of restaurants, so it’s a good idea to eat there before heading out – there aren’t really any shops or places to grab food once you reach Seven Sisters. But that’s part of the charm; it feels untouched and purely nature’s creation. The white cliffs and the views are just stunning, well worth the trip. Highly recommend if you want a peaceful escape with incredible scenery!

It’s a MUST go but didn’t get to see much of the white cliffs on the path directly across from the Visitor Center. Great coffee at the visitor center Grab & Go. There’s a beach at the end of the 3/4 mile path. NO SERVICES OF ANY KIND. Recommend to rent a bike. It’s enormous! Saw sheep, ponies, and a variety of birds. Wish they had boat or helicopter tours.

Fantastic place to visit. Great walks down to the sea, woodland walks, visitors centre, cafe and car parks. Perfect for birdwatching along the waterways with waders and an assortment of other birds both native and migrants. Can get very busy though.

Great walking experience. Easy parking, though you need to pay. Be aware of fake QR code sticker's on the payment machine. I use the payment app too be safe. There's a regular bus service between Eastbourne and Brighton which stops along various points of the seven sisters walk and Nd the the walk to Newhaven. So it's very easy to catch a bus back to your car.

Great hike and nature, but start early as it could take longer than expected. If you’re planning to walk from Seaford to Eastbourne, a river before the cliffs means you may need to detour inland to cross the water.

It is picturesque place and has decent amount of tourist which means not overly crowded. Only challenge is toilets, it was closed and many tourist wanted to use the facility. I still remember a elderly chinese lady looks extremely worried when she was inquiring about the direction for toilets.

Bit dull grey and rainy day which is not good for visit beach. Beach is always good for run, walk and dog walk. Not busy place because of weather. Good for meditation in nice day. You can have a nice view of white cliff from this pebble beach.

Long long pebbly beach. Good to walk alongside on path and just had to go up cliff path to view 7sisters. Town centre with shops just a stone's throw from beach. Ideal.

Nice long seafront walk, a few cafes along the route and free parking when you can find a space, but it gets hard in sunny weather. I can get very windy!

Visited today. It was such a lovely sunny day with cool breeze. We had a good time.

Wonderful, open, wide scenic beach. There are few amenities on the beach/promenade its self in contrast to more touristy spots but the town is just behind. Promenade is flat, easily accessible for those needing it from plentiful free onstreet parking and goes for miles. Beach is pebbly but platforms have been put out allowing accessible entry to be on the beach. Toilets up by the martello tower and over the orad by the park and cafe at the zebra crossing midway down the beach.

A beautiful beach. It’s a must visit, the people of Seaford are friendly and welcoming. Amazing to sit by the beach and watch the sunset, the long walk is amazing too. I really want to go for a run here. Amazing location to do some intense training.

Clean, peaceful, beautiful beach, nature at its best. Pebbles with occasional sand depending on law tide. No shower facilities, but toilets are available within reasonable distance. Plenty of ice cream and snacks sellers are also present.

A lovely place to visit and walk around: it's like a secret garden! The owners are very friendly, knowledgeable and passionate about their garden and plants. Excellent prices for well-nurtured plants and it was useful to see the mother plants and the potential of my purchases. I received lots of tips and it was assuring to know that the plants have been given a good start, rather than perhaps a more stressful 'upbringing' from garden centres. Will be buying from Cupani again.

Beautiful garden- I can't believe how many lovely plants are squeezed into this garden. Great to see how it's done- very organised greenhouses and address collecting. Also fabulous teas and cakes - also well organised - and beautiful places to sit and take it all in

Great garden in avery ordinary looking street. Plants for sale for NGS

What an extraordinary place this is! Chock full of magnificently maintained plants and flowers. And the refreshments are legendary too. A gem not to be missed

Amazing garden and people running it. A joy

A beautiful garden packed with so many wonderful plants. Everthing so well organised with plants for sale with colour coded labels for price. Catering so well organised too. Delicious food beautifully presented at fair price & lovely shaded areas to eat. Pretty much everthing perfect.

Lovely garden well worth a visit and a surprising variety of plants and garden designs. A rich source of good ideas and all in a limited space

Lots to do and plenty of space. The cafe is quite good but it was dismaying to find the toilet facilities shut. Not sure how people are supposed to manage if they don't patronise the cafe, where there's only 1 toilet. Woefully inadequate. There's very nice play areas. Picnic tables, sports pitches and wide grassy areas for games and picnics.

Easy access to the recreation area. Lovely cafe, good selection of play areas for children

It would have been five stars but there is no paddling pool. Oh well… can’t be perfect. The salt is a lovely place for everyone in the family. From dog walking ,skateboarding, picnics to table games and even a game of football and rugby if you fancy it. There’s a nice CAFE where you can keep your own food and drink to eat in the picnic area for families. Oh there’s plenty for everyone at the salt. Ample parking on the east side and on the southside in front of the beach. For the outdoor lovers theres plenty!! two table tennis tables, and outdoor exercise gym. To rugby pitches, one football pitch, the rugby club with a bar, a nice cafe, picnic area, tons of seating and benches. Basketball abd five a side courts. dog walking areas around the outside of the park, a skateboard rink and five tennis courts. Maybe a paddling pool one day lol.

Nice play area, lots of variety for different ages and generally quite clean. Not sure if the cafe is ever open, it wasn't during the day in August.

Nice spot for youngsters just a step across from Seaford seafront. Great to see a wheelchair accessible unit on site as well. Also a nicely refurbished cafe for ice creams and snacks right next to the play area.

A nice green Spot opposite the sea for you to have a sandwich and a cuppa while the kids play in a nice safe area there's also a loo here the parking is free and it's a ten minute walk to the town centre

Great park for children of various ages. Been visiting for over 30 years now with both children and grandchildren.

This is a wonderful artists collective gallery space with lots of unique and beautiful pictures and gifts available. Do go in for a browse or if you are in need of a special gift. Many of the artists use our beautiful sussex landscape as inspiration, but there are many other inspirations too. There is a mix of photography, printmaking, painting, ceramics, jewellery, fabric crafts and cartoons to name just a few. I understand that the display changes regularly.

An eclectic mix to suit all tastes. Beautiful work from all artists. Only one very minor hiccup, it would be nice to be left alone to browse. I understand that artists want to share their enthusiasm, but if I want to know more, I will ask. As I said, a very minor detail. We'll done everyone for sharing this space to bring your talent to the public! x

Fantastic gallery in the heart of Seaford. Beautiful prints, paintings, ceramics, glass and more.

Gorgeous quality of work ,and it’s always changing love this lovely little gallery in seaford what a find !!!