Come with us on a journey through Sussex Country and discover a landscape that epitomises rural England, and with two thirds designated an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty you are assured of breathtaking vistas wherever you turn.

Just an hour from London, this undiscovered corner of Southern England is home to medieval villages bursting with antiques and arts & crafts, whilst the towns play host to regular farmers markets with local produce to tempt the senses.

Immerse yourself in the landscape by enjoying a past-time such as walking, cycling, horse-riding, fishing, golf or for the more adventurous why not try sailing, rock-climbing, mountain biking, ballooning...  .... the list is endless. Sussex Some of England's finest writers have found inspiration from living here, Rudyard Kipling, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, the Bloomsbury set and A.A.Milne all made Sussex Country their home.

Take a moment and savour the breathtaking views from the open heathland of the Ashdown Forest in the north of Sussex Country, once a royal hunting ground of Edward III.

Look east to the High Weald where picture book villages and rolling countryside abound then travel southwest and enter the gently undulating landscape of the Low Weald where the River Ouse tranquilly winds its way southwards through peaceful countryside.

Continuing southwards we enter the stunning Cuckmere Valley, home of the beautiful Seven Sisters Country Park sitting against a backdrop of spectacular white chalk cliff coast line.

Our journey ends to the south east in fascinating 1066 Country an area steeped in history; for it is here that William the Conqueror descended upon England and gathered his troops before going into battle.