A traditional seaside resort, boasting five miles of unspoilt beaches, palm tree lined promenades, four golf courses and Seaside Award clean sea. Offering fun for all of the family, from a skate festival to the annual airshow, visit Eastbourne Pier or dance the night away to live music at the bandstand.
Get your skates on and join the locals in their favourite pastime of roller blading along the five mile stretch of promenade, from the peaceful Falling Sands to the bustling Sovereign Harbour Marina. Browse around the waterfront shops or relax in one of the continental style restaurants, cafes or bars at the harbour.
Eastbourne has a thriving sailing and watersports scene. Have a splash at windsurfing and canoeing, or take a pleasure boat trip along the coast.
A ‘Britain in Bloom’ winner in 2003, the resort has a wonderful array of floral displays and is a natural gateway to the South Downs including national beauty spot Beachy Head. Also close to 1066 Country, Eastbourne is an ideal base for visiting castles, stately homes, vineyards, transport museums and exotic gardens across Sussex.
With five theatres to choose from and regular West End shows, visitors seeking arts and culture won’t be disappointed with a selection of museums from modern and classic art to puppetry and local history. Over 80 restaurants also offer a wide range of international cuisine from the Moules Mariniere of Belgium to Turkish mezze.
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