The Beachy Head Lighthouse Adventure

EXPLORE THE WONDER THAT IS BEACHY HEAD…!

What turned out to be our most sought after trip for 2023. Join us for the adventure of a lifetime. 90 minutes of sheer delight.

Cruise across Seaford Bay.
Witness the devastating erosion of the chalk cliffs at Splash Point.
Take in the splendour of the Seven Sisters as we venture passed the world famous Cuckmere Coastguard Cottages.
See the steps at the National Trust’s Birling Gap where so many of you will have descended to the beach and rock pools below.
Awe in the majesty of the Beachy Head Lighthouse at the base of the tallest chalk cliff in the UK.

Sailings take place most days throughout the week from May until September. Simply choose the date and time you’d like to come along and we’ll organise the rest. Go on… treat yourselves…!

In 1902, the Beachy Head Lighthouse was brought into service at the base of the cliffs after Belle Toute was abandoned in 1899. It took two years to complete and required 3,660 tons of Cornish granite to construct the tower.

Beachy Head Lighthouse was automated in June 1983 and the lighthouse keepers were no longer needed. The light was converted to solar power in 2011 and further upgrades to the control and the solar power system were carried out in 2018.

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Duration:
90 mins
Suitable for:
Over three years of age
Sailings:
From 08:30 - 19:00
Price:
Adults £40
Children £35
Family £140

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Our Seven Sisters and Birling Gap cruise… only better…!

Similarly, the trip takes us across Seaford Bay, passing Seaford Head before reaching the Coastguard Cottages at Cuckmere Haven. We’ll then continue along the Sussex Heritage Coast towards Birling Gap and the Belle Toute Lighthouse. However, the excitement doesn’t end there…!

We’ll then venture even further east to the base of the world famous Beachy Head Lighthouse. It lies approximately seven miles to the east of our home in Newhaven Port and stands an impressive 33m tall. The iconic red and white stripes look resplendent when close up.

There’ll be plenty of time for photos before heading home a little further out to sea. In the summer months, we have regular sightings of Harbour Porpoise and occasionally Common Seals close to the Beachy Head Lighthouse itself.

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