The White Cliffs Of 'Beachy Head', Eastbourne Carnaby Snaps
Beachy Head, with its dramatic white cliffs and gently undulating downs, is an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and tranquillity which belies its proximity to the busy south eastern towns of England. Along with the Seven Sisters, it is a haven for those who like to walk or cycle.
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Beachy Head is the largest of a spectacularly scenic series of sea cliffs just west of Eastbourne in East Sussex. Here's how to plan your day trip there.
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By that definition, the chalk cliffs of England's Sussex coast - the Seven Sisters and Beachy Head - are as iconic of England as Big Ben, Tower Bridge and the Queen. The Green Cliffs of Dover?
Belle Tout Lighthouse above chalk cliffs, Beachy Head Beautiful England Photos
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Perched majestically above the English Channel, Beachy Head stands as Britain's highest chalk sea cliff. This iconic landmark near Eastbourne offers breath-taking landscapes, rich history, and a serene escape for those seeking the beauty of England's coastal wonders. Explore Nearby
Birling Gap to Beachy Head, Cliff Walk, Sussex Beautiful England Photos
Beachy Head, prominent headland on the English Channel coast in the administrative county of East Sussex, historic county of Sussex, England, in the borough of Eastbourne. Its chalk cliffs, more than 500 ft (150 m) high, represent the seaward extension of the South Downs. The cliffs face southward
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A great circular walk from Eastbourne taking in the famous Beachy Head, Britains highest chalk cliff. The walk is 5 miles / 8.1km and should take around 3.5 hours to walk. to the village of East Dean where bus services run every 10 minutes back t the start. An optional walking return route adds 2 miles/ 3.4 km. Refreshments are available from.
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The infamous white chalk cliffs of Beachy Head are found in East Sussex . You'll find Beachy Head between Eastbourne and Newhaven. There's a clifftop path that follows the South Downs Way from Eastbourne to Birling Gap - Beachy Head is that stretch of coastline.
Cliffs at Beachy Head East Sussex Photograph by James Brunker Pixels
Rising 162 meters above sea, Beachy Head is the highest chalk cliff on the southern coast of Britain. It is a well known local tourist attraction, and a conveniently placed bus stop allows easy.
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Beachy Head Cliffs & Canyon
The famous cliffs of Beachy Head are the highest point of the chalky rock faces that slice across the rugged coastline at the southern end of the South Downs. It's off the B2103, from the A259 between Eastbourne and Newhaven. From here the stunning Seven Sisters Cliffs undulate their way west.
Beachy Head Cliffs & Canyon
The cliff at Beachy Head is the highest chalk sea cliff in Britain, rising to 530 feet (162 metres) at its highest point above sea level.Gap on the south coast of England. The chalk of the cliffs was formed over a period of 30 million years when a warm sub tropical sea covered the area, between 95 to 65 million years ago.
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Beachy Head is the highest chalk sea cliff in Britain. At 530 feet high, the majestic cliffs provide magnificent views.
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Beachy Head's prominence has long made it a landmark for sailors. All too often the cliffs and the rocky seas below were a danger to vessels - leading to many wrecked ships. From 1834 the Belle Tout lighthouse worked to warn sailors of the approaching cliffs, but occasional low fog obscured the cliff-top lighthouse, so work began on a second lighthouse.
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The spectacular cliffs tops of Beachy Head are a must see for all visitors to Eastbourne and the South Downs. Walk up from the western end of Eastbourne seafront at Meads village or cycle from the start of the South Downs Way. See the sights from an open-topped bus tour, fly a kite, ride the thermals or join the annual challenging marathon.