Brighton Beaches

Brighton, located in East Sussex in the United Kingdom, is a popular seaside resort known for its diverse and vibrant beach culture.

Brighton Beach is a popular tourist attraction, boasting a beautiful 5-kilometre long beachfront and crystal-clear waters. It is home to iconic attractions such as the Brighton Pier and the British Airways i360 observation tower. Ovingdean Beach, situated beneath white chalk cliffs, is a peaceful spot frequented by pedestrians. It is known for its rock pools that appear at low tide, making it an excellent option for families. Albion Beach is a sandy beach offering a tranquil escape with stunning sea views. It is a favoured destination for both tourists and locals. Hove Beach is a shingle beach equipped with regular groynes and a long esplanade. It features a large lagoon with a yachting club, an outdoor swimming pool, and a vast children's play area. Kemptown Beach is less crowded than Brighton Central Beach and offers typical resort activities and a lively café scene.

For more detailed information on these beaches, including a map of their locations, refer to our guide below. The guide also provides a more extensive list of beaches in the Brighton area, the best time to visit Brighton, and much more.