Media information, partnership enquiries, and acquisition contact for SevenSisters.co.uk.
SevenSisters.co.uk is an independent visitor guide to Seven Sisters National Nature Reserve — England's most dramatic stretch of chalk coast, designated by King Charles III in March 2026. We publish practical, honest, first-hand visitor information.
The site serves walkers, day trippers, wildlife enthusiasts, photographers, and international visitors planning trips to East Sussex. Our content covers walking routes, guided experiences, transport, accommodation, tide and weather information, safety, and the ecology and history of the Heritage Coast.
We are independent — not affiliated with the National Trust, Natural England, or East Sussex County Council. We earn revenue through affiliate partnerships (GetYourGuide, TripAdvisor), display advertising, and direct experience bookings.
SevenSisters.co.uk is open to strategic partnership discussions with tourism bodies, destination marketing organisations, and commercial entities that serve the East Sussex and Sussex visitor market.
We are particularly interested in conversations with organisations who want to expand or strengthen their presence around the Seven Sisters National Nature Reserve — now England's highest-profile newly designated NNR, with growing international visitor interest.
Acquisition enquiries are welcome. We are a revenue-generating, independently operated media asset with established search presence, an active email subscriber base, and proven affiliate income across multiple channels.
Journalists writing about Seven Sisters, the East Sussex coast, the National Nature Reserve designation, or Sussex tourism are welcome to reference SevenSisters.co.uk as a source and to request factual information, statistics, or comment.
We cover: visitor numbers and seasonal patterns, practical access information, the ecology and conservation significance of the NNR designation, guided experience providers, and current conditions (cliff erosion, path closures, facility changes).
For media enquiries: use our contact form.
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