• Albourne Estate - Delight in a wine tasting experience
• Royal Oak Pub Poynings - A charming country pub nestled at the base of the South Downs and Devil’s Dyke. This is an optional stop for guests who wish to enjoy a pleasant country lunch. Please note that lunch is not included in the tour cost.
  Visit Royal Oak Pub Poynings
• Devil’s Dyke National Trust - This 300-foot-deep valley was formed by massive water flow off the Downs during the last Ice Age, when significant snowmelt occurred and the frozen chalk prevented further absorption. Erosion was facilitated by the freeze-thaw cycle, and the valley was further deepened by the movement of saturated chalk. The V-shaped dry valley of Devil’s Dyke is a result of solifluction and river erosion. Over 14,000 years ago, the area experienced a very cold climate (though not glacial). Snowfields covered the South Downs, and permafrost conditions kept the chalk permanently frozen. In summer, melting snowfields saturated the topsoil, as water could not penetrate the frozen chalk beneath. Waterlogged material above the permafrost slid down the slope, removing material through friction and exposing deeper layers of frozen chalk.
  Enjoy a refreshment at the Devils Dyke Pub.

• Hotel or Airbnb pick-up and drop-off in Brighton area
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Tour guide
• Alcoholic beverages

• Lunch
• Alcoholic beverages

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.