Self-Drive Supercar Hire in Brighton & Hove

The B2116 from Brighton to Ditchling climbs steeply through open downland, cresting at Ditchling Beacon (248m) with panoramic views across the Sussex Weald. Early morning, the road is largely traffic-free and the combination of sweeping curves and elevation change is exactly where a Ferrari 488 Spider or McLaren 720S rewards a confident driver. Continue north through Ditchling village and onto the Weald lanes for further character.

Just 5 miles from Brighton city centre, the B2038 climbs to Devil's Dyke — the longest dry valley in Britain — with views stretching 25 miles across the Weald on a clear day. The connecting lanes through Saddlescombe and Poynings are narrow, technical, and rewarding, perfect for experiencing a Lamborghini Huracán's composure on an intimate, demanding surface with genuine countryside character.

The A259 east from Brighton traces the coast through Saltdean, Peacehaven, and Seaford towards the Seven Sisters chalk cliffs. At Cuckmere Haven the road descends to the valley floor before climbing through the open downs — one of England's finest coastal drives. The McLaren 720S handles the undulating rhythm beautifully, and the backdrop of white chalk cliffs makes for unforgettable arrival photography.

Head north from Brighton on the A23 and turn onto the A275 for the Ashdown Forest — a 6,500-acre ancient heathland 20 miles from the city. The forest roads are wide, flowing, and largely deserted midweek, with the added pleasure of passing through the Weald villages of Wych Cross and Forest Row. A 50-mile loop via Uckfield returns to Brighton on the A26 and A27.