Located right on the Brighton beachfront, directly next to the iconic Brighton Pier, SEA LIFE Brighton is the world's oldest operating aquarium and is a popular attraction for visitors of all ages. Here are the best ways to get to SEA LIFE Brighton:
Brighton Railway Station is approximately a 15-minute walk from SEA LIFE Brighton. Upon leaving the station, head south towards the beach, descending Queen's Road. Once you reach the shore, turn left and walk along King's Road with the beach on your right until you see the entrance to SEA LIFE Brighton.
Brighton is well-served by a network of buses. There are multiple bus routes with stops close to SEA LIFE Brighton. The most convenient stops are along Old Steine, a short walk from the aquarium. You can plan your journey using the local bus operator's website or app.
SEA LIFE Brighton does not have a dedicated car park. However, there are several public car parks nearby. The closest is the Lanes car park, a few minutes' walk away from the aquarium. Remember, Brighton can be busy especially during summer, so allow extra time for parking.
There are cycle lanes along much of the Brighton seafront. Secure bicycle parking is available nearby, allowing you to enjoy the sea views as you travel to SEA LIFE Brighton.
If you're staying in central Brighton, SEA LIFE Brighton is in easy walking / strolling distance from most central locations, and there's no better way to soak up Brighton's unique atmosphere than by taking a leisurely walk along the beachfront.
Address: SEA LIFE Brighton, Marine Parade, Brighton, BN2 1TB, United Kingdom
Opening Hours: Typically, SEA LIFE Brighton is open between 10:00 AM and 4:00 PM, but times may vary, so it's wise to check the official website or call ahead before planning your visit.
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