South Downs Way Walking Holidays

People come from miles around to witness the most famous (and to some the best) sights of walking the South Downs Way, only accessible on foot. From here, you'll find far-reaching views from atop the ridge at Beachy Head that make for a fitting end to a walk across country path and field.

The undulating hill walk into Eastbourne is found at the end of all our South Downs Way itineraries (dependent on which direction you take the route). Walkers may want to consider spending an extra day in the seaside city of Brighton.

The thatched cottages of the village of Amberley surround an impressive castle, with over 900 years of history within its walls. There are some fantastic examples of country pubs and cafés, and the heritage museum is a firm favourite with visitors to the parish. The picturesque village is sat in a beautiful location, with the looming Amberley mount a fixture of the local countryside scenery.

The village of Amberley is located on at the midway point of all of our South Downs Way itineraries, let us know and we'll more than happy to plan a rest day among the tranquil surroundings of this most quintessential of English villages.