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Seven Sisters Country Park, Seaford

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Explore the chalk cliffs, reminiscent of the Cliffs of Dover, at Seven Sisters Country Park. This protected park provides 280 hectares (690 acres) for outdoor activities. Go for a walk or bike ride along the paths, look for birds wading on the beach, or spot the grazing animals along the meadows. See the commanding views of the coast at the apex of the Sisters themselves. Take the easy trail to the beach and try your hand at fishing. To get a view of the seven sisters from a distance, go to Seaford Head. Before you head to Seaford, plan trip itinerary details with our user-friendly Seaford vacation planner, to make sure you see all that Seaford has to offer, including Seven Sisters Country Park.

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Kim025Singapore

The journey from London Victoria station to Brighton took only an hour. Upon arrival, we walked towards the sea and arrived at bus stop E opposite to the Churchill Shopping centre. We took the bus 12X... more »
Forkies

Beautiful landscape, walks with amazing views, white cliffs, wild flowers and birds, grazing sheep. A place to completely unwind. more »
Richard G

Hiking in Seaford was an awesome day viewing the Seven Sisters, farmland with cows and sheep and great seaside views. more »

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Terri Eagelton

The south coast is stunning another country park is a gorgeous walk, great for wearing the kids out. Only part if it good for buggies and wheelchairs. And not a hope of getting a hot drink if you do have wheels, as cafe is not easily accessible. However, just take a flask and enjoy the view.

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Jerry Chen

Awesome scenary and great escape from the city. A little trek and hike will bring you to the top of the cliff. There are a lot of animal poop around so be careful and wear proper footwear.

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James Eaton-Brown

Extremely busy on sunny days. If you are looking to escape the crowds, this is not the place to be. However, there is great bird life to be spotted here.

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Gordon Stein

Truly a site of outstanding natural beauty. Fantastic scenery and views over chalk cliffs and "traditional" English countryside. Great for long walks or cycles with all the family. Peaceful and relaxing!

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Steven Hodgson-Berry

Good walking bird watching nice beach in summer. Stunning views.

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