Brighton Scenic Tour and Historic Exploration

Note: London travellers will be picked up from Brighton train station.
Touring in Luxury 7 seater mini bus and being picked up from your hotel or airbnb. Small easy-going Tour that can be changed on route to suit your needs.
Explore Local historic Villages along with Scenic Views of the Seven Sisters with an experience guide to answer all your questions.
We customise the tour according to you needs.

What's included:

• Light Refreshments while travelling
• Drop off and Pick Up to your Hotel or Airbnb within Brighton
• Tour Guide

What to expect:

Duration: between 5 hours and 6 hours

Devil's Dyke National Trust

Devil's Dyke Road, , Brighton, BN1 8YJ

Devils Dyke

15 minutes

Seven Sisters Country Park

East Dean Road, Seaford, BN25 4AD

View the scenic Seven Sisters Cliffs from Seaford Head Nature park

45 minutes

Beachy Head

Beachy Head Road, Eastbourne, BN20 7YA

View Beachy Head Lighthouse and the English coastline looking over the English Channel

1 hour

Birling Gap

Birling Gap

View the Seven Sister Cliffs from Sea Level, walk the beach and get some great pictures.

45 minutes

East Dean

East Dean, Eastbourne BN20, UK

Tiger Inn: (Optional)has been serving fine ales, wines and food to surrounding residents, farmers, soldiers, walkers, smugglers, lovers and brewers since the 15th century. We stop here if you would like to have a hearty country pub lunch or just a quick drink.

25 minutes

Long Man Brewery

Church Farm The Street, Litlington, BN26 5RA

Local Beer Brewery and cafe (Optional)

25 minutes

The Long Man of Wilmington

The Street, Wilmington, BN26 5SL

About The Long Man of Wilmington
The Long Man of Wilmington – or the Wilmington Giant as he’s sometimes known – stands on the steep slopes of Windover Hill above the village of Wilmington.
The origins and meaning of the figure have long since baffled archaeologists and historians for hundreds of years. Is the figure a fertility symbol, ancient warrior or an 18th century folly? We may never know for sure.
It’s difficult to date this giant
There are a number of theories about the date of the figure.

Some are convinced that he’s prehistoric. Roman coins with a similar figure lead others to think he dates from the 4th or 5th centuries.

An Anglo-Saxon origin has also been suggested, as there are parallels with a helmeted figure found on ornaments from that period.

Or perhaps the Long Man is the work of an artistic monk from the nearby Wilmington Priory sometime between the 11th – 15th centuries.

5 minutes

Wilmington

Wilmington

Yew tree, estimated to be 1600 years old
Wilmington is a Downland village of Saxon origin, the present church was first built around 1200 as a chapel to the adjacent Priory and a feature of the churchyard is the ancient Yew tree, estimated to be 1600 years old, the trunk having a girth of 23ft.

15 minutes

Lullington

Lullington

Charming church in a peaceful rural setting, with a history dating back to the 13th century. A larger church once stood on the site, but was replaced by the current building after being destroyed by fire. This tiny church is one of the smallest in England, and the smallest in Sussex. The churchyard enjoys lovely views of the surrounding countryside, and the church is open daily. There's no on-site parking but the walk from Alfriston takes about 15-20 minutes.

15 minutes

Rathfinny Wine Estate

Rathfinny Wine Est, Polegate BN26 5TU, UK

This is an option to stop here for complimentary Tasting in the cellar door shop. Can be decided on route.
Dedicated to producing some of the world’s finest English sparkling wines from a single-site Sussex Vineyard. Located on a wonderful south-facing slope in England’s South Downs, the climate, chalk soil and aspect make it the perfect UK Vineyard for producing Sussex Sparkling wine

Pass by without stopping

Alfriston

Alfriston

Stop for Sightseeing around the village

30 minutes