Seaford
Nestled between the South Downs and the sea, Seaford is a charming coastal town offering a relaxed pace of life and stunning natural beauty. With its iconic chalk cliffs at Seaford Head and easy access to the Seven Sisters, it’s a favourite spot for walkers, nature lovers, and photographers alike.
The town itself blends heritage and community spirit, with independent shops, cafés, and a welcoming seafront promenade. Seaford’s history as a Cinque Port and its proximity to historic sites like Alfriston and Newhaven Fort make it a great base for exploring East Sussex. Whether you're here for a beach day, a countryside hike, or a quiet weekend escape, Seaford offers a refreshing slice of Sussex life.
Top Attractions
Seven Sisters Country Park
A breathtaking natural landscape of chalk cliffs, river valleys, and open grassland, Seven Sisters Country Park is one of the most iconic spots on the Sussex coast. Popular for walking, cycling, birdwatching, and photography, it offers panoramic views and access to the South Downs Way. The park is home to rare wildlife and grazing sheep, making it a peaceful yet dramatic escape into nature.
Seaford Head Nature Reserve
Located just above the town, Seaford Head Nature Reserve offers some of the best views of the Seven Sisters cliffs. It’s a haven for wildlife and wildflowers, with walking trails that wind through chalk grassland and coastal paths. The reserve is perfect for those seeking a quieter, more immersive experience in the Sussex countryside.
Seaford Museum of Local History
Housed in a historic Martello Tower on the seafront, this museum offers a fascinating look at Seaford’s past — from Roman times to its role as a seaside resort. Inside, visitors will find nostalgic exhibits on photography, electronics, and everyday life, all packed into a surprisingly spacious and well-curated space.
