What Should I Do In East Sussex?
If you have 3 hours, a half day or even a week in East Sussex then we have some suggestions for you. Read our guides and get going today!
This should be enough to get you going in East Sussex!
FAQs About East Sussex
How Do I Get To East Sussex?
Driving Directions:
- From London, take the M23 southbound towards Brighton.
- Continue onto the A27 heading towards Brighton/Eastbourne.
- Take the exit towards Lewes/Newhaven/Hastings.
- At the roundabout, take the 3rd exit onto the A26 towards Lewes.
- Follow the A26 until you reach East Sussex.
Rail Directions:
- From London Victoria, take a train towards Eastbourne or Hastings.
- Get off at either Eastbourne or Hastings station.
- From there, take a local bus or taxi to reach your destination in East Sussex.
Suggestions:
- If you’re coming from Brighton, take the scenic coastal road A259 for a beautiful drive.
- If you’re driving from Kent, take the A21 for a direct route.
- If you have time, explore some of the picturesque towns and villages in East Sussex such as Rye and Lewes.
What's The Nearest Airport To East Sussex?
The closest airport to East Sussex is London Gatwick Airport. It is around 30 miles away from the town.
If you are driving, take the M23 motorway and then A23 road to reach East Sussex. It takes around 45 minutes to an hour, depending on the traffic.
If you prefer public transportation, there are trains available from Gatwick Airport to East Sussex. It takes around an hour and a half with one change at London Victoria station.
Where Is East Sussex?
