Birling Gap 
Description
Birling Gap sits at the end of the chalk ridges known as the Seven Sisters and before the ascents to the lighthouse at Belle Tout and the final climb to Beachy Head. The small hamlet has a large National Trust tea room. Since originally visiting there has been significant erosion of the cliffs at Birling Gap, causing the closure of part of the tea-room and temporarily cutting access to the beach.
Charge
Free
Getting There
On weekdays access to Birling Gap is via a mile or so walk from the village of East Dean, buses run every 10 minutes taking around 15-20 minutes. On a Sunday there are direct buses (Brighton and Hove 13X0 to Birling Gap (hourly about 20 minutes). Buses also run hourly on Saturdays during the main part of the summer and in the high peak of summer they run hourly every day. Alternatively during the summer season the City-Sightseeing bus heads out to Birling Gap every 30 minutes taking about 30-35 minutes to make the journeyLatitude: 50.742966; Longitude: 0.201488
What3Words: fetching.easels.energetic
