England · BRIGHTON TOURS
The 7 best brighton tours you can book today, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Review of SEA LIFE Brighton, with sharks, turtles, rainforest creatures, seahorses, practical tips, value advice, and booking details.
“Very nice experience. The Sea Turtle section was the most interesting part and we arrived as the care takers were feeding them which was wonderful to watch.”
Explore Brighton nightlife with five free shots, fast-track entry, drink discounts, and a photographer guide on a five-hour bar crawl.
“Was an absolute blast! Ola and Matthew were super engaging hosts who ensured we all had a good time.”
Review of Brighton’s 90-minute private walking tour, covering the pier, beach, Lanes, Pavilion, North Laine, local stories, and practical tips.
“Julian was an amazing tour guide! He was very knowledgeable about the city and answered all of my questions. Would recommend!!”
Sail from Newhaven to the Seven Sisters Cliffs, hear smuggling tales, spot wildlife, swim at sea, and enjoy a lively return trip.
“The boat tour was exciting throughout. Our captain Sarah was knowledgeable, funny and very understanding. The day we were supposed to do the tour was very foggy and unfortunately we did not get to do it on that day. But we were provided to multiple options of either cancelling and getting a refund or postponing it to the next day. And we were very happy that we postponed it instead of cancelling. Would 100% recommend the boat tour as a fun activity while visiting.”
Taste Brighton’s independent food scene on a three-hour walking tour with local bites, seaside traditions, vegan options, and a small group.
“We had a fantastic time on the V.I.B Walking Food Tour. Host Simone was super friendly, fun and interesting. The places we visited were all excellent too! Highly recommend to anyone with an interest in Brighton food and culture!!”
Review of Brighton’s 80-minute Only in Brighton walking tour, covering local stories, street art, the Royal Pavilion, value, weather, and booking tips.
“Absolutely worth the time and money to go on this tour led by Ric. I've lived in Brighton for years and 90 of the things he covered was new to me. So go for it you won't be disappointed.”
Taste Brighton on foot with five food stops, local stories, Kemptown and Hove, plus practical advice on price, pace, and booking.
“Sophie was an extremely informative guide Really enjoyed the food had a lovely mix of stuff All the vendors were so welcoming and lovely”
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