Join us for a 13.2 miles circular hike along the seven sisters route breaking for lunch on the beach and then finishing at the top of the highest point for stunning views of the sea and white cliffs.
Our guided hike will take you along the picturesque South Downs Way, where you'll traverse rolling hills, lush meadows, and dramatic chalk cliffs.
This is my most favourite hike as being close to the sea is the most therapeutic and fun combination! The weather should be great and its a great trail!
Agenda
- We meet at @ London Victoria at 9.00am and take the train straight to Seaford. If you have a preferred station, you can come from there.
- Enjoy a refreshing break at another stunning beach midway through
- Capture memorable moments at the cliff's highest point, with the option for photos and mindfulness and lunch!
- We will then hike the famous seven hills leading us straight into Eastbourne Beach
- Given permitted time and weather, we will spent our last moments at the beach!
- Take our train back to London Victoria (or preferred station) and say our goodbyes, until the next time!
What to wear/bring
- Dress in light layers close to your body (such as leggings, shorts, pants, and a short-sleeve top in the summer)
- A rainjacket and rucksack for convenience
- Ensure you have comfortable walking boots that provide ankle support for downhill treks and reliable grip on slippery or uneven terrain. Cushioned socks are a bonus!
- Pack lunch, snacks, and 1L of water to keep you energized throughout the journey
- Most importantly, bring along those good vibes for a memorable adventure!
Spaces are limited, so don't miss out on this fantastic experience. Book your spot now and get ready for an unforgettable day of hiking and adventure!
If you have any questions, send me a message or find out more about the brand NLC Wellbeing on Instagram @nlc_wellbeing.
All participants must assume responsibility for their own actions and safety, exercise sound judgment, be prepared for all conditions, and seek advice on current weather and current trail conditions.*
