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The 15 most popular brighton tours in the UK. What each one actually includes, who runs it, and what it costs to book.
Tour the Royal Pavilion in Brighton with a day ticket. See Chinese-style rooms, gardens, and the WWI hospital story.
“Wonderful tour around the pavilion The audio guide was very good at explaining the rooms and history.”
Brighton day trip to Seven Sisters and South Downs: Devil’s Dyke, Long Man of Wilmington, Seaford Head cliffs, and farm time included.
“trip was quite interesting and good to know everything”
Hop on and off Brighton’s top sights by open-top bus, with clear multi-language audio and a ticket that also works on local buses.
“Amazing indeed. Clear explanations. The Drivers were very helpful and welcoming.”
Race a friend on Brighton’s longest and fastest zip line, fly over the seafront, and land at a boat-hull stage from a 32m platform.
“Absolutely fantastic and all staff were very helpful and friendly x”
Step into Brighton’s first Upside Down House at the Sea Front. Photo rooms, jukebox, gaming area, and a Mona Lisa vault.
“It’s a good place but it was over crowded. We didn’t get enough opportunity to take photos. Staffs were good and very helpful.”
Ride past Royal Pavilion, North Laine and Brighton’s Fishing Quarter on a 2.5-hour small-group bike tour with a local guide.
“We loved our bike trip with Duncan. Great tour, excellent bikes such a nice way to see a bit more of Brighton!! Would definitely recommend!!”
Full-day coach trip from Brighton to Stonehenge and Bath with Stonehenge audioguide, guided Bath walk, and top sights for $120.
“Gerry was a spectacular guide and Guy did a marvelous job driving. The trip overall was very good in spite of the very rainy day. The only thing is that it was a bit rushed. We could have skipped Stonehenge and just gone to Bath and been very happy. The lines at Stonehenge were very…”
Prebook a timeslot for Brighton i360 and enjoy a drink in the Sky Bar pod 138m up, with 360 views of the coast and city.
“The views were fabulous and the staff were really friendly and helpful”
Zoom along Brighton’s coast on a 30-minute RIB ride with speeds up to 65 km/h, clear safety briefings, and skyline views.
“Outstanding. The person driving the boat was awesome. It was a great experience and would recommend this to anyone.”
A 4-hour Brighton cabaret night at Haus of Cabaret, with a carousel-theme drag/circus show and optional meal and drink bundles.
“Ikke verdt pengene! Showet skulle begynne kl 18. Fikk melding om å møte opp en time før og seinest 1730. Vi kom dit 20 min før det skulle begynne, men det var helt stengt. Måtte vente i regnet til kl var 1810 før vi slapp inn. Treig med serveringen. Maten var forferdelig! Fikk lammekjøtt som…”
Get a high-speed Brighton jet ski ride with RYA-trained tuition, wetsuit and safety gear, and a sprint past Brighton Piers in 75 minutes.
“I love it, the best experience.”
Solve Prince Regent’s murder in Brighton. Real actors, themed rooms, and a pub bar plus arcade after the one-hour game.
“Amazing experience! Really fun and imaginative! Kept us talking about it for hours afterwards! Upstairs above a quirky bar which added to our day out! Loved it! Perfect event for my boyfriend’s birthday! ❤️”
From Brighton: Windsor, Eton and Oxford day trip with Changing of the Guard, Long Walk views, and Harry Potter filming locations.
“Tolle Ausflug, sehr zu empfehlen. Hervorragender Guide.”
Break into Brighton’s old bank vault inside Presuming Ed’s Bar, steal cash from Charles Fawkley, and escape in 40 minutes.
“This was our first escape room and we were a family of 4 (2 adults and an 8, 12year old). It was brilliant for all of us. The puzzles were surprising tricky at times, but in a good way, they really made you think. We did need a couple of hints but in the end…”
Ride a 1960s Routemaster from Brighton to two award-winning Sussex vineyards, enjoy tutored tastings and a vineyard lunch with wine.
“It was very social and inclusive everyone was made welcome and all questions and considerations catered for. A flyer might have helped to show where we meandered through the Sussex countryside.”
