Brighton Marina is the UK’s largest marina and one of the city’s most popular destinations for dining, shopping, and water-based activities. Located about 2 miles east of the city centre along the seafront, it offers a completely different atmosphere to the historic city centre while still delivering an exciting array of options for visitors.
Restaurants at Brighton Marina
Brighton Marina has an excellent selection of restaurants ranging from casual fish and chips to upmarket waterfront dining. The marina setting, with boats moored alongside and seagulls overhead, creates a genuinely atmospheric dining experience. Popular choices include ASK Italian, Nando’s, Prezzo, and several independent restaurants serving fresh seafood with harbour views.
Cinema at Brighton Marina
The marina is home to a large Cineworld multiplex cinema showing the latest blockbusters and independent films. This is an excellent option for a rainy day or an evening entertainment choice during your Brighton stay.
Water Activities at Brighton Marina
The marina offers various water-based activities including deep-sea fishing trips, sailing lessons, powerboat experiences, and whale and dolphin watching tours. Several operators are based at the marina offering excursions ranging from short trips to full-day adventures.
Getting to Brighton Marina
Brighton Marina is accessible by bus from the city centre (routes 7 and 27), by the historic Volk’s Electric Railway from the Palace Pier area (seasonal), or by walking/cycling along the seafront path. From West Pier Residence, it’s approximately 30 minutes on foot or 10 minutes by bus.
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