Beachy Head Lighthouse, located off the coast of East Sussex, is a striking landmark best viewed from the cliffs above. Reaching the lighthouse itself is not typically possible for general tourists as it's offshore. Viewing the cliffs is free, but parking and activities in the surrounding area may incur costs. The duration of a visit can vary from a short stop to admire the views to a longer hike along the cliffs. The area is exposed and can be windy, so appropriate clothing is advised. While the clifftop area is generally accessible, some paths may be uneven or steep. Check local weather conditions and tide times before visiting. Guided tours of the area are available and can provide valuable insights into the local history and geology. Solo visits are also common.