Address: Marine Parade, Brighton BN2 1TB, UK
SEA LIFE Brighton is situated on Brighton’s seafront in the heart of the city, overlooking the English Channel. It’s surrounded by shops, restaurants, and attractions like Brighton Pier, making it easy to combine visits.
Closest landmark: Brighton Pier, 200 m away
Arrive at Brighton Station, then walk south along Queens Road toward the seafront and turn east toward Brighton Pier. From there, it is a scenic 20–25 min walk to SEA LIFE Brighton.
Take any local bus to Brighton town centre and head toward the seafront. Stops such as Sea Life Centre or Old Steine are just a short walk from the attraction. Multiple routes serve these stops, making buses a convenient option from many parts of the city.
For a unique seaside ride, take the historic electric railway along the seafront to Aquarium Station, which is a short stroll from SEA LIFE Brighton.
All main road routes into Brighton take you toward the seafront near the Pier, where the attraction is located. From London, follow the A23 south into the city, then ontothe A259. From the east or west, take the A27 until it meets the A23 and follow the signs to the seafront
SEA LIFE Brighton has no on-site parking available for visitors. If you're arriving by car, consider the following nearby parking options:
Note: Parking availability and charges vary by location and time of day, and seafront spaces along Madeira Drive and nearby car parks fill early in summer.
Walking from Brighton City Centre to SEA LIFE Brighton is a pleasant way to explore the city. Head south along Queens Road toward the seafront, passing shops and historic buildings. Once you reach the promenade, enjoy views of the English Channel as you continue to the aquarium. Cycling along the flat, pedestrian-friendly streets offers a faster, equally scenic route.
If you want to save money, walking or taking the local buses from Brighton City Centre is ideal. Bus routes are frequent and affordable, while walking is free and lets you enjoy the city streets along the way. Both options avoid taxi or parking costs.
For the quickest journey from central Brighton, cycling is the fastest option. Using the seafront streets, you can reach SEA LIFE Brighton from the city centre in about 8–10 minutes. A taxi will also get you there in roughly 5–10 minutes, depending on traffic.
If you want to enjoy the sights along the way, walk from Brighton City Centre. The 20–25 minute stroll takes you down Queens Road, past shops and historic buildings, then along the promenade with views of the English Channel, leading directly to SEA LIFE Brighton.
If mobility or comfort is a priority, taxis or buses offer step-free access to SEA LIFE Brighton. Many bus stops in the city centre are close to the seafront, and taxis can drop you almost directly at the entrance.
You can reach SEA LIFE Brighton by bus, train, taxi, bicycle, or on foot. The attraction is well connected, with nearby bus stops, Brighton railway station, seafront promenades, and cycle-friendly streets making it accessible from the city centre.
The best way depends on your priorities. Public transport is budget-friendly, walking offers sightseeing along the seafront, cycling is quick, and taxis provide direct, comfortable access. Each option gives a different experience of Brighton.
Cycling from Brighton City Centre is typically the fastest, taking around 8–10 minutes via flat, seafront roads. Taxis or ride-hailing services take slightly longer depending on traffic conditions.
Walking from Brighton City Centre is free. Local buses are also affordable, frequent, and convenient, letting you reach SEA LIFE Brighton without paying for taxis or parking.
The nearest bus stops are along Madeira Drive and Old Steine, just a short walk from the aquarium. Multiple local bus routes serve these stops from various parts of the city.
Brighton railway station is the closest major station, about a 20–25 minute walk from the attraction. From the station, you can also take a short taxi ride or cycle along city streets to reach SEA LIFE Brighton quickly.
SEA LIFE Brighton does not have on-site parking. Nearby options include street pay-and-display along Madeira Drive and car parks such as The Lanes Car Park and Churchill Square Car Park, all within walking distance.
Yes, the aquarium provides step-free access. Taxis, buses, and nearby disabled parking make it easy for visitors with mobility needs to reach the entrance.
Walking from Brighton City Centre takes about 20–25 minutes via Queens Road and the seafront promenade, offering a scenic route past shops, cafés, and historic buildings.
SEA LIFE Brighton: The SEA LIFE package
SEA LIFE Brighton: Anytime Entry Ticket
SEA LIFE Brighton: Standard Admission Tickets
SEA LIFE Brighton: Deluxe Anytime Package