England · BRIGHTON TOURS & ACTIVITIES
Every trip has one free day too few. These 15 brighton tours & activities earn the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get back to the fun part of planning.
South Downs and Seven Sisters day trip from Brighton with a small group, free viewpoints and history stops, plus guided comfort.
“Visiting Seven Sisters from 3 locations: Beachy Head, Birling Gap and Seaford Head provided different views and experiences. Our guide Adam was excellent.”
Prebook SEA LIFE Brighton entry to skip the desk and wander a rainforest, Victorian ocean hall, and seahorses, sharks, and reef stories.
“Unfortunately we booked this ticket when we stayed in Brighton back in the summer..for some reason the website only offered a ticket for December which I don't believe was the case when I booked a date for August..Cant see how it went so wrong. We could never never get our money back from Viator..very poor customer service.”
Brighton Bar Crawl with fast-track entry, 5 free shots, photographer guide, and drink discounts over about 5 hours starting at Fitz Regent.
“Olla was an amazing guide! So fun!! The drinks were well priced and everyone on the group was so sweet. It was just four of us that night but we still had a blast!”
A 90-minute guided walk from Brighton Palace Pier to the Royal Pavilion, covering The Lanes, North Laine shops, and i360 stories.
“Very knowledgeable and interesting tour guide, with a lovely sense of humour. Thoroughly enjoyable 90 minutes.”
Self-guided Brighton treasure hunt with Captain Bess cryptic phone clues. Flexible start, 2.5 hours, return to India Gate.
“It took a while to understand how the clues work. Once we understood the first one we knew what to look for.”
Brighton hop-on hop-off buses link Palace Pier to Marina with audio in seven languages, plus discounts for top attractions.
“Good value for money as your tickets are also valid for use on all buses within quite a range eg Eastbourne going further East. Weather was brilliant which obviously helps and all staff were helpful and informative at all times.”
Brighton’s V.I.B walking food tour delivers seven tastings, street food stops, and local stories in about 3 hours for $90.28.
“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!!”
Play a private outdoor scavenger hunt in Brighton’s Stanmer Park estate, with strategy, roleplay Hunters, and game equipment included.
“Great activity which got the whole group involved, exploring a beautiful location looking for clues!”
Walk Brighton with a local guide on a 2-hour donut and tea tour, hitting North Laine, The Lanes, Brighton Pavilion, and the Pier.
“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!”
Bike Brighton’s Dome, Pavilion and seafront, then ride the Undercliff Path to Rottingdean. Free stops, helmets, 2.5 hours.
“Duncan, the tour guide, made this Tour. His local knowledge and stopping at all the key places made for an exceptional tour”
Brighton City Tour by bike: 2.5 hours, small group, bike and helmet included. See Royal Pavilion and ride the seafront promenade.
“A great value for money way to see Brighton. A very diverse and informative tour with something for everyone.”
Sussex vineyard day from Brighton on an iconic vintage London bus, with two tutored wine tastings, a picnic hamper lunch, and scenic stops.
“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.…”
Stonehenge and Bath day tour from Brighton with an audio walk at Stonehenge, a guided Bath stroll, and plenty of free time in Bath.
“We had an interesting and really funny trip to Stonehenge and Bath thanks to the staff and our great tour guide Gerry!”
25 shots of clay shooting in Brighton at Polowood. CPSA instructors, targets for all levels, mobile ticket. About 1 hour.
“Brilliant day! It was very well organised and the instructor was very good too. We should have booked a longer session!”
Step into Brighton’s Royal Pavilion for a guided-feeling house tour focused on COLOUR, with practical tips to plan your time and audio options.
“Download the audio guide or use the guide through your phone otherwise you will miss so much about the detail and history. We spent 2 hours walking through and it was amazing”
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