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Portslade, Brighton & Hove
Water Based Activities
Oyster Diving is a PADI 5-star Instructor Development Centre which means they offer the highest training standards from complete novices through to professional and instructor courses.
HASSOCKS
Vineyard
Set deep in the glorious Sussex countryside overlooking the South Downs, yet just 8 miles from Brighton. Visitors are warmly welcome at our vineyard as well as in our Tasting Room to sample our award-winning wines.
From vine to bottle, every one of…
Brighton
Railway
The World’s Oldest Operating Electric Railway, opened in 1883, now over 140 years old! Winner of Heritage Railway of the Year Award 2024. Be whisked away on one of our heritage trains and journey on our mile long track running besides Brighton’s…
Brighton Marina, Brighton
Driving
The virtual race car experience you’ll never forget. Race side-by-side with friends and family in professional motion simulators. The same type and grade of equipment used by professional racing drivers. Race modern or classic F1 cars, Porsche,…
BRIGHTON
Heritage / Visitor Centre
The centre sits within the West Pier Piazza. Dedicated to the heritage of the pier, the piazza celebrates its unique place in the city’s history and its iconic status for the residents of Brighton and Hove.
Hove
Health & Wellbeing
Located in the heart of Hove, Relaxation Zone Therapies provides exceptional massage and facial therapies designed to help you heal. Whether you’re managing pain, recovering from illness, want to feel your best or simply need a moment of calm, our…
Hove
Theatre
Brighton Open Air Theatre (BOAT) is a 400-seat theatre in Dyke Road Park, Brighton. We host a wide range of performances, including theatre, music, comedy, dance, opera, circus and family shows.
Lewes
Arts Centre
This brand new space, close to Lewes station features a shop, café and a free programme of community projects, artist-led workshops, gallery activities and learning programme.
Rottingdean
Garden
Gardens once formed part curtilage of The Elms where Rudyard Kipling lived from 1897-1902. There is a "wild garden" for picnics & croquet can be seen during the summer. Apart from this, no ball games or radios are allowed.