Oh, we do like to be beside the seaside, especially when we are in Brighton, a traditional British seaside resort. Just an hour south of London, this popular holiday destination is a favourite among tourists who enjoy regular coach trips to Brighton. Amusement arcades and Regency-era buildings surround its open shingle beach. An iconic attraction in Brighton is Brighton Palace Pier, opening in 1899, this famous pier has stood strong for over a century and has survived two world wars! Millions of visitors’ flock to Brighton pier each year for the stunning views, arcade games, fairground rides and traditional fish and chips. Although the town of Brighton is known for its nightlife, it also has so much more to offer.

Just wander through the maze of The Lanes, as the narrow streets bursting with cafes, record shops, book stores and artwork. Stop by at the Royal Pavilion a striking landmark in Brighton, once a holiday home for George, Prince of Wales; it is now a hotspot for tourists who want to take a step back in time by taking a glimpse at inside the replica rooms and the impressive grounds within. Brighton is a town full of history; even The Sea Life Centre is the world’s oldest operating aquarium. With impressive lagoons, big fish displays and an interactive rock pool. If the sea life fascinates you,  Why not sail into the sunset with a cold glass of bubbly. A qualified instructor will help you get your sea legs while you sail on the open seas. If the weather is good, you might want to pack your swimwear as there may be an opportunity to go for a quick dip too!