Peacehaven
Peacehaven is a quiet coastal town perched on the cliffs of East Sussex, offering sweeping views of the English Channel and a peaceful atmosphere just a short drive from Brighton. Known for its dramatic chalk coastline and open skies, it’s a popular spot for walkers, cyclists, and those seeking a slower pace of life.
The town blends natural beauty with community charm, featuring green spaces like Centenary Park and access to scenic coastal paths such as the Undercliff Walk. Peacehaven’s location on the Greenwich Meridian adds a unique geographical touch, and its proximity to the South Downs makes it an ideal base for exploring the surrounding countryside and coast.
Top Attractions
Peacehaven Undercliff Walk
This scenic coastal path offers a stunning circular walk beneath and above the chalk cliffs, with panoramic views of the English Channel. It’s a favourite for walkers, joggers, and photographers, and connects to nearby pubs and cafés for a relaxing stop along the way.
Centenary Park (Big Park)
A vibrant community space at the heart of Peacehaven, Centenary Park features a skate park, café, children’s play area, and walking trails. It’s a great spot for families and locals to enjoy outdoor activities, events, and nature in a well-maintained setting.
Peacehaven Cliffs & Friars Bay Steps
The dramatic chalk cliffs of Peacehaven offer breathtaking views and a true taste of Sussex’s coastal beauty. The historic Friars Bay Steps, carved into the cliff face after WWI, are a unique feature and were famously featured in the first episode of Mr Bean.