Brighton Coast & Seven Sister Cliffs Tour

Brighton Coast & Seven Sister Cliffs Tour

As we leave the marina, the coastline immediately opens into a run of hidden coves, chalk reefs, and quiet beaches beneath the cliffs of Ovingdean and Rottingdean. These early stretches are rich in seabirds, marine life, and geological features rarely visible from land. We pass the offshore site of a WWII Spitfire wreck, resting beneath the chalk ledges — a poignant moment of Sussex wartime history before the coastline rises into the dramatic headlands of the Seven Sisters.  Before returning to Marina, your voyage offers rare sea‑level views of Brighton Palace Pier, the skeletal remains of the West Pier, the i360 tower, Regency squares and terraces,  and the historic sweeping curve of the city’s shoreline. This perspective is only possible from the water and provides exceptional photographic opportunities of Brighton’s most recognisable landmarks and the world‑famous, most striking chalk formations in Europe, making…