Brighton seafront: piers, pebbles and the pleasure sea
Brighton · United Kingdom
from 25 £ per person
You will walk along Brighton seafront, right beside the sea. You will see a beach made of stones, not sand. You will see a pier full of rides and lights. You will see the ruins of an old pier in the water. You will see the world's oldest electric railway. You will see a glass tower that goes up into the sky. You will see where the fishermen still work. Everything is on flat ground. We walk slowly. We stop when you want.
What you'll see
- Brighton Palace Pier, with its rides and lights
- The shingle beach, made of stones instead of sand
- Volk's Electric Railway, the world's oldest
- The West Pier ruins and the i360 viewing tower
What's included
- Local English-speaking guide
- Walking tour along the seafront promenade
- Stops to rest and look out over the sea
Who it's for
For anyone who wants to stroll beside the sea without rushing: lovers of the Victorian seaside, the water and easy, flat walks.
Details
- Categories
- Nature, Pop culture, Photography
- Duration
- 2 hours
- Languages
- English
- Usual times
- 13:00, 16:00, 18:00
- Meeting point
- Brighton Palace Pier, at the seafront entrance
- Pace
- Moderate
- Terrain
- Flat or paved
- Distance on foot
- Medium (2–5 km)
Accessibility
Accessibility pending verification
- Toilets available
- Rest stops
- Public transport near the meeting point
Price by group size
- Small group (5–8): 38 £
- Standard (9–15): 25 £
- Intimate (2–4): 50 £