Things to do

Seaford Head Nature Reserve is home to many nationally important species of plants, birds and insects. Relax with a peaceful walk past the world renowned view of the Coastguard Cottages, Seven Sisters white cliffs, and the river meanders of the Cuckmere valley.

Pevensey Castle encompasses rich history and fun things to do and see for adults and children. With a history stretching back over 16 centuries, Pevensey Castle chronicles the story of Britain's south coast defences. Beginning in the 4th century as the strongest of the Roman 'Saxon Shore' forts, it was the landing place of William the Conqueror's army in 1066.

The award-winning Gallery sits next to the fishing beach in Hastings’ historic Old Town. The Gallery offers a varied exhibition programme championing the best of British painting. Why not also take the Coastal Culture Trail, which links the De La Warr Pavilion in Bexhill and the Towner Gallery in Eastbourne www.coastalculturetrail.com

The De La Warr Pavilion in Bexhill is a pioneering centre for the arts. A place where everyone can experience contemporary exhibitions, events and entertainment in an iconic Modernist building. By the sea, on England’s south coast.

The Court Hall Museum illustrates the history of the ‘Antient Town of Winchelsea’. The museum is housed in a single large room on the first floor of the Court Hall in the High Street, one of the oldest buildings in the town. Exhibits include maps, models, pictures, local pottery and items relating to daily life in the town and its surrounding area.

The Winchelsea cellars or undercrofts, once used for storing goods, are an important part of the town’s medieval history. Thirty-three accessible medieval cellars still exist, mostly in the northern quadrant of the town nearest to the river Brede. Visitors can appreciate the size, scale and beauty of what lies below the streets by a visit underground..

An old fishing village with a lovely church that includes a memorial to the lifeboat tragedy. Near the Martello Tower is the entrance to Sussex Wildlife Trust nature reserve. Discover wildlife in a mosaic of coastal habitats - shingle, saltmarsh, lagoons, and reedbeds. Explore its changing coastline and military history, or simply enjoy a walk beside the sea.

Enjoy a day out at this fascinating museum located on the bank of the River Arun. Find out about the town, castle, river and people of this historic place, a gateway to the South Downs.

Join Arundel Historic Tours to be enthused by a wealth of information about the town. Tours start from the Norfolk Arms each day at 2pm. You can book a tour adapted to our needs or invite Arundel to you, by way of a talk about the area.