easy
1.5–2 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; mostly seated on a small boat with minimal physical effort required.
Set sail from Eastbourne’s Harbour Quay for a close-up view of the UK’s tallest chalk cliffs and the historic Beachy Head Lighthouse. This intimate boat trip offers unique coastal perspectives and encounters with Eastbourne’s iconic pier and seafront.
Stunning scenery • 2 hour duration • 18+ unless accompanied by an adult • Up to 7 passengers
Embark on a breathtaking boat excursion to Beachy Head Lighthouse, where stunning views of Eastbourne's seafront await. Navigate through picturesque marina bridges and past the iconic Victorian pier, all while enjoying the majestic chalk cliffs. With a maximum of seven passengers, this intimate adventure promises unforgettable memories and spectacular scenery.
This breath-taking trip offers some very enjoyable views of Eastbourne seafront, including the pier, en route.
2, 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 £295 with a maximum 7 passengers, which must include yourself.
Temperatures can drop on the water, so bring a jacket or jumper even on warm days.
Capture the chalk cliffs and lighthouse details or scan for seabirds along the route.
The boat accommodates only seven, so timely arrival secures your spot and allows for a safety briefing.
Trips depend on harbour lock openings occurring on the hour or half-hour; schedule accordingly.
Beachy Head Lighthouse, operational since 1902, was built to improve navigation safety around the hazardous chalk ledges beneath the cliffs.
Efforts are underway to monitor seabird populations and protect sensitive chalk cliff environments from erosion and human impact.
Protect against cool sea breeze and sudden weather changes while on deck.
all specific
Ideal for spotting seabirds, geological features, and distant boats.
Non-slip shoes ensure safety boarding and on wet boat surfaces.
all specific
Capture the dramatic chalk cliffs, pier, and lighthouse from unique angles.