Breeze up to the downs
You can swiftly speed out of the busy city and be surrounded by quiet, picturesque natural vistas in under an hour using our Breeze services.
Here are the bus services running to the Sussex Downs beauty spots of Devil's Dyke, Stanmer Park and Ditchling Beacon.
All the stops on our Breeze services are covered by a citySAVER ticket.
PDF copies of the breeze leaflet are available here.
Brighton & Hove City Council owns 5,200 hectares of farmland and nature reserves in the South Downs called the City Downland Estate. With over 170 kilometres of public rights of way, residents in the city can explore the wonders of this iconic landscape by taking the Breeze buses.
77 - Brighton - Devil's Dyke
The longest 'dry' valley in the UK and home to the ruined ramparts of an Iron Age hill fort and the remains of a Victorian funfair, as well as some adventurous hang gliders!
78 - Brighton - Stanmer Park
A hidden gem located on the outskirts of Brighton, containing a historic church, a rustic village and a 100 year old mansion!
79 - Brighton - Ditchling Beacon (weekends and public holidays only)
The highest point in East Sussex with a panoramic view that spans all across the South Downs!