Seaford Walks & Route Maps

This short Seaford walk focuses on the town’s immediate coastal scenery, tracing the King Charles III England Coast Path with views over chalk cliffs, shingle beaches, and grassy slopes.

Mill Creek offers a quiet, sheltered spot where tidal waters meet saltmarsh and shingle, attracting a variety of birds and wetland plants.

The route also touches the Vanguard Way, moving through small patches of farmland and woodland.

Compact yet varied, this walk gives a taste of Seaford’s coastal and countryside character without venturing far from town.

This longer route around Seaford offers a varied taste of East Sussex’s landscapes, combining coastal paths, rolling chalk hills, and village scenery.

Walkers follow the Vanguard Way and the King Charles III England Coast Path, enjoying open sea views, chalk cliffs, and grassy slopes along the South Downs Heritage Coast.

Mill Creek provides a quiet tidal inlet, while Norton Hill reveals wide vistas over Seaford and the Channel.

The walk also passes St Andrew’s Church, Bishopstone, an 11th-century parish church built of flint and stone.