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| Seaford, East Sussex close to the A259, between Brighton and Eastbourne and has some great nearby attractions: Beachy Head, The Seven Sisters, South Downs National Park, Hastings and, of course, Newhaven Ferry for crossings to Dieppe. |
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Brighton, East Sussex, South East England, 1066 country, Hastings Pier, Battle Abbey, Coastal Heritage Centre, Smugglers Adventure, Eastbourne, River Rye cafe , St Leonards-on-Sea, Hastings, Beachy Head, Britain’s highest chalk cliff, Michelham Priory, Newhaven Fort, Seven Sisters Country Park, South Downs, Eastbourne, West Sussex, Scotney Castle, Bayham Abbey and Pashley Manor Gardens, at the foot of the South Downs, Bikers favourite; Whiteways Café, Beachy Head and the Seven Sisters, of Worthing, Arundel Castle, Arundel, New Forest National Park Sussex village of Henfield, coastal resorts of Worthing, Shoreham-by-sea in the heart of 1066 country with glorious panoramic sea views and a short stroll to Hastings Pier and the historical town. The area is rich in history and so there are many places to visit, including Battle Abbey, Shipwreck and Coastal Heritage Centre and Smugglers Adventure where you can take a tour around the labyrinth of tunnels and rediscover the history of Hastings and its smuggling history. Enjoyable runs to many popular places with Bikers including Eastbourne, the River Rye cafe a seafront of Eastbourne and an ideal base for touring Sussex and the surrounding area, within easy reach of major attractions, including the South Downs Way with its spectacular scenery, Beachy Head and The Seven Sisters Country Park. nd Brighton.bikers welcome,