The Breeze 77 bus route provides an enhanced service during the warmer months, with daily buses running every 45 minutes from April to September, including more frequent service in peak summer. During the off-peak season, from October to March, the service continues to operate on weekends, with buses running approximately every 75 minutes.
Breeze the Downs | 77 - Discover Devil's Dyke with Brighton & Hove's Service 77 – the perfect city-to-countryside connection.
Devil's Dyke ➤
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Discover Devil's Dyke: experience one of England's "grandest views" with ease, a scenic bus ride from vibrant Brighton.
Nestled within the stunning South Downs, Devil’s Dyke offers breathtaking panoramic vistas that once inspired painter John Constable to declare it the “grandest view in the world.” This remarkable V-shaped dry valley, the longest and deepest in the UK, is a natural wonder inviting exploration.
You can easily immerse yourself in its ancient landscapes without a car. Simply hop on the Breeze 77 bus directly from Brighton city centre, enjoying the scenery as you ascend. Once there, explore walking trails, uncover remnants of an Iron Age hill fort, or even spot hang-gliders soaring overhead. After a bracing walk, perhaps enjoy refreshments at The Devils Dyke pub, perfectly positioned at the top. For a delightful extension, take a gentle 30-minute stroll along the South Downs Way to Saddlescombe Farm, an ancient farmstead rich in history.
Westdene ➤
Westdene: A tranquil East Sussex hamlet offering historic charm and easy access to breathtaking South Downs walks for car-free adventurers.
Nestled in the serene South Downs, Westdene in East Sussex is a tranquil hamlet perfect for a peaceful escape. At its heart lies the historic All Saints Church, a beautiful Saxon-Norman church with an unusual gabled spire and intriguing ancient memorials, inviting quiet contemplation.
Exploring Westdene is a delight for those travelling without a car, with scenic walking routes directly from the village. Venture out to discover the dramatic chalk cliffs of the Seven Sisters and the picturesque Cuckmere Haven, both easily accessible by foot or a short bus ride from nearby Exceat, offering breathtaking views of the English coastline. This charming spot offers a blend of history and stunning natural beauty, all within easy reach.
Prestonville ➤
Discover the Victorian charm and tranquil green spaces of Prestonville, a delightful Brighton suburb perfect for exploring on foot.
Nestled on a scenic ridge in northwest Brighton, Prestonville offers a captivating glimpse into Victorian elegance. This historic suburb, once a village, boasts beautifully preserved architecture and a strong sense of place, making it a joy to uncover at your own pace without the need for a car. Wander its characterful streets, where you’ll find an array of period homes and enjoy picturesque eastward views across the vibrant city of Brighton.
Prestonville’s rich railway heritage is still visible, having evolved significantly with the arrival of the London, Brighton and South Coast Railway. For those seeking a breath of fresh air, the expansive Preston Park, one of Brighton’s largest, is wonderfully close, ideal for leisurely strolls or simply relaxing amidst greenery. Additionally, Dyke Road Park provides another charming spot for outdoor enjoyment, all easily accessible for a truly relaxed exploration of this appealing corner of East Sussex.
Brighton ➤
Experience the vibrant buzz of Brighton: a seaside escape with quirky charm and stunning views
Hop on a bus and let the adventure begin as you journey to the lively town of Brighton. Nestled along England’s southern coast, this vibrant destination offers a delightful mishmash of traditional seaside fun and eccentric charm.
Traveling by bus not only brings you straight into the heart of town but also allows you to unwind and soak up the coastal scenery en route, seeing the approaching Sussex shoreline appear through your window.
Once you arrive, make your way to the iconic Brighton Pier, where nostalgic amusements and candyfloss await, alongside stunning vistas of the English Channel. Just a short stroll away is the exotic Royal Pavilion – a whimsical palace that promises to transport visitors to another time with its Indian-inspired architecture and lush gardens.
For those who love to wander, The Lanes offer a labyrinth of narrow streets filled with quirky boutiques and cosy cafes. When hunger strikes, enjoy a classic fish and chips at one of the local eateries overlooking the sea or venture into North Laine for an array of eclectic dining options.
If you’re yearning for a breath of fresh country air, hop on a bus heading to the nearby South Downs National Park. Rolling hills, charming villages, and panoramic views await those willing to explore beyond the city limits. Brighton is not only a treasure in itself but also serves as a wonderful gateway to the surrounding countryside, all without the need for a car.
Brighton seafront ➤
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Brighton seafront and beyond: explore the south coast by bus, ditching the car for a relaxed adventure
Brighton’s seafront buzzes with energy, and it’s incredibly easy to explore car-free. Think bracing sea air, the iconic pier, and a vibrant mix of shops, cafes and attractions stretching along the coast. Don’t just stick to the city centre, though – a quick hop on a local bus will whisk you along the scenic coastal road.
Head east to Rottingdean, a charming village with its picturesque pond and Kipling Gardens. Or, in the other direction, explore Hove’s elegant Regency architecture and quieter beach.
Without worrying about parking, you’re free to explore at your own pace. Stroll along the promenade, grab fish and chips, and maybe even catch a ride on the Volks Railway, the world’s oldest operating electric railway.
Beyond the beach, regular bus services connect Brighton to the rolling hills of the South Downs National Park. Pack a picnic and enjoy panoramic views of the coast from Devil’s Dyke, or explore the charming village of Ditchling, nestled at the foot of the Downs.
Travelling by bus allows you to appreciate the beauty of the landscape unfolding outside your window, making the journey just as memorable as the destination.
This listing was last updated on 1st January 2026
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