Brighton Marina
A large yacht marina beneath the white chalk cliffs, home to restaurants, outlet shops and sightseeing boats, and the starting point of the Undercliff Walk.
Brighton Marina was built in the 1970s on the east side of the city, beneath the white chalk cliffs, and more than a thousand yachts are moored there. Along the waterfront are restaurants, bars, a cinema, a bowling alley and brand outlet shops. In summer you can take a sightseeing boat out to sea to see the wind farm, or join a sea-fishing trip. From the marina, you can follow the Undercliff Walk east to Rottingdean. From the city centre it takes about 40 minutes by bus or on foot along the seafront, or you can take the Volk's Electric Railway to Black Rock station and walk from there.
Opening hours
All day (shops about 10:00–18:00)
Nearby sights
- Volk's Electric Railway
- SEA LIFE Brighton
- Brighton Palace Pier
- Brighton Beach & Seafront
- Royal Pavilion
- Brighton Museum & Art Gallery
- Brighton Dome
- The Lanes