easy
2–3 hours
Suitable for all ages and fitness levels, with minimal physical effort required
Discover the stunning chalk cliffs and historic lighthouse on this intimate boat trip along Eastbourne’s coast, offering spectacular views and wildlife encounters.
Beautiful lighthouses • 2-3 hour duration • 18+ unless accompanied by an adult • Up to 7 passengers
Embark on a breathtaking boat excursion to explore two iconic lighthouses and the stunning Seven Sisters chalk cliffs. Experience the thrill of navigating through marina bridges and lock gates, while enjoying picturesque views. With a maximum of seven passengers, this intimate adventure promises unforgettable sights and memories along the beautiful coastline.
What a great trip this is, and can be done in a variety of orders, depending on the wind and tide. About a 2 hour trip but allow 2-3 hours in total including boarding and departing the marina.
2-3, depending on sea conditions and harbour lock timings.
We can carry a maximum of 7 passengers onboard and you must be 18 years of age, or older, unless accompanies by an adult.
We will provide every passenger with a life jacket. A full safety briefing will be given before we embark so that everyone is comfortable in the knowledge that you'll be well looked after.
Please dress appropriately and consider bringing an extra jumper or jacket as it can be chilly out at sea. Cameras and binoculars are recommended but please remember that these are carried onboard at your own risk and we cannot be held responsible for any damage or loss.
N.B. This booking & price is the for the whole boat at a cost of £350 with a maximum 7 passengers, which must include yourself.
Getting on the boat before departure allows you to settle in and capture photos during golden hour.
Sea breeze can be cool even on warm days; layer up to stay comfortable throughout the trip.
Enhance your experience with the best vantage points and wildlife viewing opportunities.
For safety and a smooth ride, remain seated while the boat is moving.
The Eastbourne coastline has been a navigational landmark for centuries, with lighthouses guiding ships since the 19th century.
The local marine conservation efforts focus on habitat preservation and protecting local seabird colonies.
Protection against UV rays during a day out on the water.
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Protection from sun glare and improved visibility.
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Keep dry if sea spray or wind pick up.
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Capture scenic views and wildlife sightings.
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