Is this England's greatest Coastline? The Seven Sisters - Eastbourne to Seaford - Walk/Hike with me

The Seven Sisters are a series of chalk cliffs by the English Channel. They form part of the South Downs in East Sussex, between the towns of Seaford and Eastbourne in southern England. They are the remnants of dry valleys in the chalk South Downs, which are gradually being eroded by the sea. Join me on my journey where I take a day-trip from London and walk between the Victorian seaside town of Eastbourne and Medievil fishing town of Seaford. Maybe this tour will inspire you to go back or visit for the first time or in fact this tour will be enough to never need ever visit. This is the beauty of YouTube and joining me while I travel the world.

TimeStamps:

00:00 - Start
01:34 - Eastbourne
05:22 - Eastbourne Beach
07:10 - Eastbourne Wish Tower
10:08 - Ascent to the South Downs along the Coast
12:45 - Beachy Head
13:28 - Lighthouse
17:50 - This is England - We will never surrender
20:07 - Spitfire
22:50 - Litter
24:21 - Seven Sisters
25:06 - The Beach
29:16 - Went Hill
31:13 - Garsen Stone
31:57 - Brass Point
34:15 - Beautiful World
35:24 - Cuckmere
39:23 - Sheep
40:00 - Seaford
40:41 - Fish and Chips

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[thenatureremedy_]

This is the best video I’ve found on the Seven Sisters walk. I’ve done this trail before, a few times, but many years ago. I’m taking my visiting family so want to make sure I’m familiar. This video is so helpful and funny! Thank you

[edwoodsnowden]

I love Eastbourne and Seaford! Amazing places!!

[enya]

Wow at 10:03 the colour of the sea🤍💚🧡❤️💙🤎💛 I'd love to see that one day.
Simply breath taking.
Thoroughly enjoyed it this far. Can't wait to see the rest.

[HusbandnWifeDuo]

Love from Ontario, Canada! We watched this video on our TV a month ago and are watching it again on desktop. We will be visiting this park in the first week of October this year to do this hike. This is the most informative vlog on the hike.

[gaylebuckley]

Absolutely loved this. Thank you for sharing ❤🙏 I used to hike coasts all the time but not been able to for 8 years. Felt like i was there. Magical filming and commentary.

[IoanaMoldovanu]

I`ll be there in one month and can` t wait! Very useful video, thanks for sharing your experience.

[louisaklimentos]

I went to Eastbourne back in 1984 and I liked the white chalk cliffs . It is more English rural country side and beach . In Australia it is Cliff, forest beach, Mountains, forest beach or desert and beach . Nice to see a different landscape . Thank you for your lovely video .

[George]

Me and some of my family walked from Seaford to Eastbourne and over the seven sisters over a month ago. Beautiful views but the seven sisters knackered me lol

[stephenburnage]

My best friend back in the 1960's was a wannabee geologist (later became a professional) and he introduced me to fossil hunting in those cliffs. We would find something interesting on every trip.

[JessicaBateman]

i've never been to The Seven Sisters. I've now added it to my Bucket List!

[mohammedsalikurrahman]

Hi, Wondering Englishman I am one of the wonderer as well. I am doing South Downs Way from Winchester. I Hopefully next week doing seven sisters loop and I will share my experience with you then 2020 ( as you were there) and now 2021. Thank you very much for your brilliant video.

[rhonnaelizabethexplores]

I’m thinking of doing this walk this weekend, very thorough thanks for this ☺️

[HusbandnWifeDuo]

Just to let you know, we completed our hike successfully in the first week of October 2022. It was nothing short of epic. The weather was awesome! We did lots of photography. The best incident came when we watched an older lady early in on the trail, perhaps in her 70s, hiking from Seaford to Eastbourne in the company of her granddaughter, struggling her way up a hill as we cheered her on. When she reached the top, I said "you made it, it is going to be a nightmare for a person like me" and she responded, "a nightmare indeed, but a beautiful nightmare" 😀

[edwoodsnowden]

I walked to Beachy Head Lighthouse was amazing tide was coming back in though so had to turn around unfortunately, got to be careful like you say and go a bit earlier next time when tide is lower :)

[markhirstwood]

So great. There's usually no reason to leave England, year round...

[stephenburnage]

Raised in Eastbourne and moved away in 1970, to see the world. Just moved back. As a 69 year old, I can marginally lower that average age of 71 for Meads residents :).

[mufc]

Good video. My parents have a holiday home on the beach in Pevensey bay which is about 5 miles east of Eastbourne and there's lots to see there. Countryside and coast so best of both.

[deeraz]

Wow I was just there on the 20th August. When did you go? I only trekked from Cuckmere Haven to the Birling Gap and back. Never been to Eastbourne. I drove directly by car to Cuckmere Haven.

[GeXExtremist]

im going for the hike next week for my birthday starting at cuckmere river to beachyhead lighthouse and then back again! Cant wait

[markbellew]

I was just about to say Eastbourne looks similar to Cote D'Azur and you said