Birling Gap

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Birling Gap, East Sussex
Eastbourne  United Kingdom

Welcome to Birling Gap: A Naturist's Delight! Embrace the freedom at Birling Gap, a charming part of Eastbourne's coastline that offers a serene nude beach experience. Known for its stunning chalk cliffs and breathtaking views of the English Channel, this beach is a favorite among those...

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Birling Gap

Birling Gap, East SussexEastbourne, United Kingdom

About Birling Gap

Welcome to Birling Gap: A Naturist's Delight!

Embrace the freedom at Birling Gap, a charming part of Eastbourne's coastline that offers a serene nude beach experience. Known for its stunning chalk cliffs and breathtaking views of the English Channel, this beach is a favorite among those who prefer a clothing-optional setting. Naturists and nudists flock here to enjoy the sun and sea in a more natural state, celebrating the joy of FKK (Freikörperkultur).

While Birling Gap is not officially designated as a nudist beach, it has a long-standing reputation as a spot where naturism is embraced. Visitors should always be mindful of local customs and ensure they are respectful of other beachgoers. The beach's seclusion helps maintain a peaceful environment for all to enjoy.

Apart from its nude-friendly status, Birling Gap is steeped in history. Erosion has shaped its distinctive cliffs, and it's part of the Seven Sisters National Park, offering plenty of trails and scenic walks nearby. However, visitors should be aware that the area is subject to erosion, so caution is advised near cliff edges.

Whether you're a seasoned nudist or a curious newcomer, Birling Gap provides a unique opportunity to connect with nature and like-minded individuals. So, strip down, apply some sunscreen, and enjoy a liberating day at one of the UK's most picturesque spots!

Remember, at Birling Gap, the only suit you need is your birthday suit!

Birling Gap Directions

Leave the A259 at East Dean between Seaford and Eastbourne. Follow the B2103 for just over a mile. Park in the National Trust Car Park (pay and display) between the cafe and the old coastguard cottages. A bus service passes close by. Drinks, meals, snacks, ice creams (and WCs) all available.