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Each boat trip is fully guided and is tailored to suit the group that is on board whether it be families, wildlife enthusiasts, history buffs or adventurers – we give a professional interactive experience to remember.
All trips are suitable for all ages and abilities and our boats are compliant with the stringent standards set out by the Maritime & Coastguard Agency (M.C.A.) and are fully insured*.
All safety equipment you may require is provided and all trips are skippered by experienced and qualified professionals.
Group and Educational discounts available. Please contact our bookings office for more details.
( * Excludes personal effects )
Our most popular guided tour takes us along Eastbourne Bay with its pier before continuing along to the fantastic scenery of the Seven Sisters at Birling Gap, part of the newly formed South Downs National Park with Beachy Head (the largest chalk cliff in the UK).
For the more adventurous we offer Powerboat Adventures which demonstrate the agility of our boat, while we travel across Eastbourne’s scenic bay to view the pier with the backdrop of Beachy Head.
These represent ideal birthday presents and all our experiences can be customised to your needs.
Your guided journey to the Royal Sovereign Light Tower takes us up close to this massive structure that can be seen on the horizon from Eastbourne’s seafront.
This Light tower warns ships of the nearby reefs as well as being a 24 hour weather station.
Voyage Duration 1½ hrs (approx)
Voyage Duration 2 hours (approx)
Voyage Duration 1 hour (approx)
Educational Voyages
We specialise in Geography / History field trips for schools and colleges for students studying a range of topics from coastal erosion to the Second World War.
Stag and Hen
Experiences
Coastal Filming &
Photography
Sussex Voyages supply vessels for commercial filming and photographic work as well as supplying skippers for windfarms
Sussex Voyages offer variety of private charter experiences for Stag and Hen groups, corporate and private parties by the hour.
Picture : Beachy Head
Picture : Eastbourne pier