easy
2–3 hours
Suitable for all fitness levels; mostly seated or gentle standing during the trip.
Discover the Hastings coastline on a small-group boat excursion from Eastbourne. Cruise past historic Pevensey Bay and the Battle of Hastings site while enjoying stunning coastal views and personalized storytelling.
1066 country • 2-3 hour duration • 18+ unless accompanied by an adult • Up to 7 passengers
Embark on a captivating boat trip along Hastings seafront, exploring historic sites like Pevensey Bay and the Battle of Hastings. Experience stunning coastal views, pass iconic landmarks, and enjoy a personalized journey with a maximum of seven passengers. Safety briefings and life jackets ensure a secure and memorable adventure at sea.
Enjoy a trip along the historic seafront of Hastings, passing Pevensey Bay, Normans Bay (where William the Conqueror landed in 1066 and the Battle of Hastings began), followed by Cooden, Bexhill and St Leonards-on Sea.
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.
With a maximum of seven passengers per trip, booking ahead ensures your spot on this popular excursion.
Coastal weather can be unpredictable; a windbreaker or light jacket helps keep you warm on the open water.
Bring binoculars to better spot distant landmarks and local wildlife along the coastline.
Decks can be wet; sturdy shoes prevent slips and improve comfort during your trip.
Pevensey Bay marks the landing site of William the Conqueror's 1066 invasion, a turning point in English history.
Operators promote sustainable tourism by limiting passenger numbers and educating guests on preserving coastal ecosystems.
Protects against chilly coastal winds and occasional mist in spring.
spring specific
Helps prevent sunburn during exposure on open water under the summer sun.
summer specific
Provides shade and protects eyes during sunny conditions on deck.
summer specific
To capture the stunning coastal views and historic landmarks throughout the trip.