Eastbourne Beaches

Eastbourne is a coastal town located in East Sussex in the United Kingdom. This location is known for its beautiful and diverse beaches, each offering unique experiences for visitors.

Birling Gap is a picturesque pebble beach nestled below the magnificent Seven Sisters cliffs. It offers a tranquil escape from bustling city life and was awarded the Blue Flag in 2005. The beach is accessible through the charming Sussex village of East Dean and offers amenities such as the National Trust Visitor Centre cafe. Holywell Beach is located in the serene area of Holywell in Eastbourne. It is composed of steep banks of shingle separated by wooden groynes and offers a calm and relaxed atmosphere. The beach is home to blue and white beach huts, including one that was used by King George V and Queen Mary. Royal Parade in Eastbourne is a serene shingle beach that offers a peaceful alternative to the bustling Pier beach. It features a spacious promenade and provides favorable conditions for kitesurfing, windsurfing, and sailing. Western Parade beach is a shingle beach located in the Eastbourne area. It features wooden groynes and rockpools that contain interesting marine wildlife. The beach offers good views along the coast towards the harbour and Beachy Head.

For more detailed information on these beaches, including a map of the locations, refer to our guide below. The guide also provides a more extensive list of beaches in the area, the best time to visit Eastbourne, and much more.