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The White Cliffs are a beautiful tourist destination. Here's a travel guide to the White Cliffs, which we hope you'll find helpful: Preparation • Documents: Bring your valid ID, such as your passport. • Clothing: Prepare clothing according to the local weather. For example, you can bring light and breathable clothing in the summer, and you'll need a thick coat in the winter. • Toiletries: Toiletries, skincare products, sunscreen, sunglasses, hats, umbrellas, etc. • Medicine: Prepare some common medicines, such as cold medicine, antipyretics, gastrointestinal medicine, and motion sickness medicine. • Other items: Camera, mobile phone, charger, power bank, etc. Transportation Guide • External Transportation ◦ Airplane: You can first arrive at a nearby airport, such as London Heathrow Airport, and then take other means of transport to the White Cliffs. ◦ Train: From London, you can take a train to Eastbourne or Brighton, and then transfer to a local bus or taxi to the White Cliffs. ◦ Coach: There are also coaches to towns near the White Cliffs, and then you can travel to the scenic area by other means. • Internal Transportation ◦ Bus: There are some bus routes to various scenic spots within the White Cliffs area, but the frequency may be low, so please pay attention to the timetable. ◦ Taxi: In towns such as Eastbourne and Brighton, you can take a taxi to the White Cliffs scenic area, but the cost may be high. ◦ Self-driving: If conditions permit, self-driving to the White Cliffs is a good choice. You can arrange your itinerary freely and it is convenient to park in the scenic area. Attractions • White Cliffs of Dover: Located in Kent, England, this is one of the most famous tourist attractions in the UK. The towering white chalk cliffs overlook the English Channel, and you can see the distant view of the French coast when the weather is good. This was also an important fortification during World War II, and many tunnels are hidden in the chalk. • Seven Sisters: Located between Brighton and Eastbourne, there are seven continuous white cliffs, up to 175 meters high, almost at a 90° angle to the beach. Standing on the top of the cliff, it feels like you've reached the ends of the earth, hence the name "Land's End." The movies *Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows* and *Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire* were filmed here. • Beachy Head: This is the highest point of the cliffs on the English Channel and the highest chalk sea cliff in the UK. It is included in *Dangerous Destinations: 55 Thrill-Seeking Adventures You Must Try in Your Lifetime*. The cliffs have a history of 130 million years, and during World War II, they served as a landmark for pilots to identify Britain. Standing on the top of the cliff, you can see a 43-meter-high red and white lighthouse. • Old Harry Rocks: Located at Handfast Point on the Isle of Purbeck in Dorset, there are three chalk rock formations marking the easternmost point of the Jurassic Coast. The Jurassic Coast is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. • Three Cliffs Bay, Swansea: Located on the south coast of the Gower Peninsula in the city and county of Swansea, Wales, it is named after the three sea cliffs. It meets the Blue Flag beach standards all year round, and nearby is Pennard Castle, built in the 12th century, which is full of legends about fairies. • The Needles: Located at the western end of the Isle of Wight, it consists of three chalk stacks. The Needles Lighthouse is located at the outermost point of these rocks and was built in 1859. It is part of the Needles Marine Conservation Zone and a Site of Special Scientific Interest. The Needles was featured in the 2005 BBC Two television program *Seven Natural Wonders* as one of the natural wonders of Southern England. Food Recommendations • Fish and chips: This is one of the most classic British dishes. Crispy fried fish with chips, plus special sauce, tastes very good. • English breakfast: Usually includes fried eggs, bacon, sausages, toast, tomatoes, mushrooms, etc. It is nutritious and tastes good. • Cream tea: Consisting of scones, cream, jam, etc., it is a traditional British afternoon tea snack. • Seafood: The seafood around the White Cliffs is very fresh, and you can taste a variety of delicious seafood dishes, such as lobster, crab, and shellfish. Accommodation Options • Brighton: Not far from the White Cliffs, it is a good choice for accommodation. There are many hotels and B&Bs here, ranging from high-end luxury to budget-friendly. It is recommended to stay near the seaside so you can enjoy the night view of Brighton's coast in the evening. • Eastbourne: Not far from the White Cliffs, there are many unique B&Bs where you can experience the local atmosphere. Travel Route Planning If you have plenty of time, you can arrange 2–3 days to visit the White Cliffs and surrounding areas. Here is a possible travel route plan: • Day 1: London - Eastbourne - Beachy Head - Seven Sisters ◦ Morning: Depart from London and take a train or coach to Eastbourne. ◦ Noon: Have lunch in Eastbourne city center and taste the local cuisine. ◦ Afternoon: Go to Beachy Head and admire the highest chalk sea cliff in the UK and the red and white lighthouse. ◦ Evening: Go to the Seven Sisters, stroll along the cliff-side path, and enjoy the beautiful sunset. • Day 2: Eastbourne - Cuckmere Haven - Lewes - Brighton ◦ Morning: Depart from Eastbourne and take a taxi to Cuckmere Haven to visit the filming location of the movie *Atonement*. ◦ Noon: Have lunch in the town of Lewes and visit the antique shops. ◦ Afternoon: Go to Brighton, take a walk by the sea, and enjoy the coastal scenery of Brighton. ◦ Evening: Have dinner in Brighton city center and taste the local cuisine. • Day 3: Brighton - London ◦ Morning: Take a city walk in Brighton city center to explore the history and culture of Brighton. ◦ Noon: After lunch, take a train or coach back to London. Precautions • The weather in the White Cliffs area is changeable, so it is recommended to bring rain gear and warm clothing. • Pay attention to safety when walking along the edge of the cliff, and follow the regulations and signs of the scenic area. • Some attractions may require tickets, so it is recommended to check relevant information in advance. • If you choose to drive to the White Cliffs, pay attention to UK traffic rules and road conditions. • When tasting local food, pay attention to food hygiene to avoid food poisoning.