Top 10 Places to Visit in Eastbourne – The Seaside Edition
- Daniel R
- May 28
- 2 min read
1. Eastbourne Pier
The iconic pier! Perfect for a flutter at the arcades, a fish and chips feast, or just pretending you’re in a classic seaside postcard. Don’t forget to strike a pose for that Instagram shot, lighthouse in the background optional.
2. Beachfront and the Seafront
Golden sands, bracing sea air, and the chance to build a sandcastle that would make even the most seasoned architect jealous. Bonus points if you get splashed by a rogue wave, it’s all part of the seaside charm.
3. Beachy Head
Standing tall and dramatic, Beachy Head is the UK's highest chalk cliff. It’s a cracking spot for a scenic walk, a picnic, or to contemplate life’s big questions (like whether your picnic will survive the seagulls).
4. Eastbourne Bandstand
Live music, sea breeze, and a dance floor, what more could you want? Check the schedule for some toe-tapping, jazz-loving, sun-drenched evenings. Bring your dancing shoes; the bandstand is calling.
5. Sovereign Harbour
Fancy a nautical vibe? Sovereign Harbour boasts a lovely marina, watersports, and plenty of cafés to watch the boats bobbing about. Perfect for pretending you’re a secret agent on a mission… or just enjoying a good old fish finger sandwich.
6. Eastbourne Downs
For those who prefer their outdoor activities with a side of lush greenery, the Downs are ideal. Whether you’re cycling, walking, or attempting to fly a kite (spoiler: kites tend to fly away), it’s a breath of fresh air.
7. Treasure Island Adventure Park
A playground for the young (and young at heart). Think mini-golf, go-karts, and adventure trails. Just watch out for the mischievous pirates, they’re lurking somewhere around here.
8. Birling Gap and the Seven Sisters
A bit of a drive or a good walk away, but worth every step. These iconic cliffs and rolling chalk hills are a photographer’s dream. Bring your camera, some courage, and maybe a picnic blanket for some cliff-top munching.
9. Eastbourne Museum and Art Gallery
For a touch of culture and history without leaving your sunhat at home. Discover local stories, some quirky exhibitions, and maybe even find your new favourite piece of art — or at least a good reason to say “cor blimey!”
10. Devonshire Park Theatre
End your day with some quality entertainment — plays, comedy, concerts, you name it. It’s like a night out with a splash of culture and a pinch of “I’m feeling fancy”.
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