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Coaster 12 & 12A - Running from the bohemian city of Brighton with breathtaking views of coastal scenery through to the picturesque town of Eastbourne - sit back, relax and enjoy the journey from the top deck.

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Brighton seafront    ➤

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.

Sea Life Centre    ➤

Dive into wonder: explore the Brighton Sea Life Centre and the charm of East Sussex car-free

Brighton’s Sea Life Centre is a must-see, and it’s brilliantly easy to get to by bus. Nestled right on the seafront, it’s a world of underwater adventure waiting to be discovered.

Imagine arriving by bus, soaking in the coastal views along the way. From the Sea Life Centre, you’re perfectly placed to explore Brighton’s vibrant pier, the quirky shops in The Lanes, or even take a stroll along the beach.

Venture a little further afield – the South Downs National Park is within easy reach by bus too. Picture yourself swapping the bustle of Brighton for rolling hills and stunning countryside vistas. It’s all part of the fun when you choose to leave the car behind.

Kemptown    ➤

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Discover the quirky charm and coastal allure of Kemptown effortlessly without a car

Kemptown, a lively corner of Brighton, beckons with its vibrant streets and seaside charm. Strolling here is an adventure in itself; winding along colourful terraces, you’ll discover eclectic shops, inviting cafés, and independent galleries.

Let the gentle sea breeze guide you to nearby Brighton Beach. The iconic Pier, bustling with activity, offers a quintessential British seaside experience. Just a short walk away, Queen’s Park provides a green haven for picnics and leisurely strolls.

Hop on a local bus to witness breathtaking views of the South Downs, where lush countryside meets the sky. This journey through Kemptown promises endless discovery without the need for four wheels.

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Rottingdean    ➤

Explore the charms of Rottingdean: a coastal village escape just a bus ride from Brighton

Leave behind the hustle and bustle of city life and step into the idyllic charm of Rottingdean, a picturesque village nestled along the East Sussex coast. Easily accessible from Brighton, the journey itself offers stunning seaside views, setting the tone for a delightful day out.

Wander the historic High Street, where quaint tea rooms and independent shops invite you to linger. Don’t miss the Kipling Gardens, a tranquil spot inspired by Rudyard Kipling himself. Stroll down to the beach for refreshing sea air or explore the nearby South Downs for breathtaking vistas – all without the need for a car!

Saltdean    ➤

Discover the coastal charm of Saltdean: a serene seaside escape with stunning cliffs and cozy cafes

Nestled along the East Sussex coast, Saltdean offers a delightful mix of natural beauty and tranquil seaside vibes. Travelling without a car here is a breeze, with regular buses sweeping past scenic views of the iconic white cliffs that make this area famous.

Upon arrival, wander to the striking Art Deco Saltdean Lido, an architectural gem perfect for an afternoon by the pool. For an invigorating walk, follow the Undercliff Walk – a picturesque path hugging the coast that will lead you towards nearby Rottingdean, offering fantastic sea views along the way.

In the heart of Saltdean, cosy cafes and independent shops offer local treats and handmade crafts. Let the salty air and the sound of the waves set the mood for a relaxing day. Saltdean is more than just an escape; it’s a journey into the serene allure of the English coastline.

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East Dean    ➤

Discover East Dean: a charming village getaway nestled in the South Downs National Park

Hop off the bus and step into the picture-perfect village of East Dean, where time seems to stand still. With its quaint cottages and scenic surroundings, this little gem nestled in the South Downs offers more than just peace and quiet.

Take a leisurely stroll to the famous Seven Sisters cliffs, their dramatic chalk faces an unmissable spectacle. Enjoy a picnic amidst nature at Friston Forest, or pop into the Tiger Inn for a pint – it is as cosy as they come.

Travelling around without a car here is all part of the charm. Meandering bus rides unveil stunning landscapes, making the journey as delightful as the destination itself.

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Old Town    ➤

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Discover Old Town, Eastbourne: A charming escape easily reached for a relaxed visit.

Nestled just a little inland from Eastbourne’s bustling seafront, Old Town offers a delightful step back in time. It’s a peaceful corner of Eastbourne, perfect for a relaxed day out, and you’ll find getting here is part of the ease of the trip.

You can hop on a local bus from Eastbourne train station, and in a few minutes, you’ll be dropped right into the heart of this historic area. Stroll along charming lanes and discover the magnificent St Mary’s Church, Eastbourne’s oldest, with parts dating back to the 12th century.

Just next door, you might spot The Lamb Inn, a historic pub with tales of smugglers’ tunnels. Wander through the picturesque Motcombe Gardens, a tranquil spot with a pond and a historic water mill, perfect for a gentle amble.

For a bit of green space, Gildredge Park and Manor Gardens offer plenty of room to stretch your legs, all easily accessible from the main village hub.

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This listing was last updated on 17th July 2025

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