England · BRIGHTON TOURS
The good brighton tours here go weeks ahead, and the great ones go first. Below: which 15 to book early, what each includes and where they differ.
Review of SEA LIFE Brighton, with sharks, turtles, rainforest creatures, seahorses, reef displays, prices, tips, and booking advice.
“Fun and informative. The staff is super friendly and helpful. Got some nice photos and a fridge magnet too. The sea life is amazing to look at.”
Review of Brighton Bar Crawl: five hours, five venues, five free shots, fast-track entry, drink deals, and photographer-led nightlife.
“Was an absolute blast! Ola and Matthew were super engaging hosts who ensured we all had a good time.”
Explore Brighton’s pier, beach, Lanes, Royal Pavilion, and North Laine with a local guide on this personable 90-minute walking tour.
“Really nice couple of hours being shown around Brighton. Two of us live in Brighton but learned a lot that we didn't know. Julian was a lovely, funny and informative guide”
See the Seven Sisters from the sea, hear Sussex smuggling tales, spot wildlife, and swim on a lively 90-minute boat trip from Newhaven.
“It was amazing! Steve and Sarah were so kind and really made the experience!”
Solve cryptic clues across Brighton, from the Royal Pavilion to the pier, on a flexible phone-led treasure hunt with hints and local stories.
“Good value and easy to book. Some of the clues were very difficult to solve without the hints, particularly in a small group of only two people. I think a group of 3-6 people may be better. Some of the locations on the tour were also rather obscure and not the tourist spots I was expecting to see! This perhaps suits someone who knows Brighton well already and wants to see some of the less well-known things”
See Brighton’s pier, Pavilion, Hove, Marina, and racecourse by open-top bus, with audio commentary, local bus access, and attraction discounts.
“Fantastic way to get around and see Brighton. Our driver was from Australia just like us.”
Taste Brighton through independent eateries, street food, and seaside classics on a three-hour walking tour with a local guide.
“Great tour! Jess our guide was fab. Food was delicious at every stop. Highly recommended for any one local or costuming from further away.”
Review of The Hunt in Brighton, a private two-and-a-half-hour team scavenger game at Stanmer Park for groups of 2 to 40.
“Great activity which got the whole group involved, exploring a beautiful location looking for clues!”
Taste Brighton’s artisan donuts, sip tea, and explore North Laine, The Lanes, the Pavilion, Dome, and Palace Pier with a local guide.
“Our guide Alex was great. We had a fun time eating some yummy doughnuts and learning about the Brighton. He was very knowledgeable and and very kind. Thank you for the tour!”
Cycle Brighton’s landmarks, seafront, piers, and Undercliff Path to Rottingdean with a local guide, bike, helmet, and plenty of stops.
“Duncan, the tour guide, made this Tour. His local knowledge and stopping at all the key places made for an exceptional tour”
Cycle Brighton’s seafront, North Laine, churches, parks, and royal sights on a relaxed 2.5-hour small-group tour.
“2.5 hour tour of the city with Cicely who's an excellent guide. She clearly enjoys her job and gave a really interesting insight into the city both past and present. Just enough information and not too physically taxing. Great bikes. Couldn't recommend this tour enough, was a highlight of our stay.”
Ride a vintage Routemaster from Brighton to two Sussex wineries for guided tastings, a local picnic lunch, and a relaxed countryside day.
“It must’ve been the hottest day of the year so far, but we were well looked after. Shade was on offer from the trees for the vineyard visit at Court Garden & also for the very acceptable lunch on offer. The homemade quiche, pates & cakes were delicious as were the many different wines on offer to sample. The talks from the wine experts were informative, friendly and unpretentious. Bluebell vineyard was also very welcoming with a variety of wines, still & sparkling on offer to taste. Because of the heat we were under cover sat in a barn mostly, which was a little restricting but understandable considering the circumstances.…”
Visit Stonehenge and Bath from Brighton on a guided day tour with comfortable coach travel, audio commentary, free time, and expert local guides.
“Most enjoyable was the atmosphere around The Stones and loved the royal circle architecture and Putney Bridge.”
Try 25 clay targets at Polowood near Brighton, with safety coaching, varied guns, paired targets, and free cancellation up to 24 hours ahead.
“Brilliant day! It was very well organised and the instructor was very good too. We should have booked a longer session!”
Follow Brighton’s cocktail story from the 19th century to today, with three off-menu drinks, three bars, and an expert guide.
“Had a great time, learnt some new things, saw nice parts of Brighton and had some really nice cocktails! Especially great if it’s your first time in brighton”
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