Banjo Groyne in Brighton: photos, reviews

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Banjo Groyne in Brighton is a remarkable spot renowned for its historical significance and scenic beauty. Offering stunning views of the Marina, sea, and Pier, it is a popular location for both relaxation and recreation. Its atmosphere is quieter and more serene than the main beach, providing a peaceful retreat. Visitors can enjoy a range of activities, from swimming under the watchful eye of a lifeguard to casting a line for a chance at a nice catch of fish.

Cyclists will appreciate the convenient bike lock-up areas, and those looking to unwind can soothe their senses in the Beach Box sauna. Families with children will find plenty to do, with mini-golf, playgrounds, and beach volleyball nearby. Banjo Groyne also stands out for its accessibility, being uniquely accommodating to visitors with disabilities, allowing easy access right to the water's edge.

The area is not just about leisure; it's a place where you can admire the vibrant sights of sailing and kite surfing, making it a charming, multifaceted destination well-loved by locals and tourists alike. With nearby cafes and toilets, it's designed for convenience and comfort.

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Wheelchair accessible, Suitable for children

How to get here?

The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

County Hospital

Bus stop 371 m walk

Eaton Place

Bus stop 302 m walk

Abbey Road

Bus stop 275 m walk

Burlington Street

Bus stop 325 m walk

Duke's Mound

Bus stop 420 m walk

Chesham Street

Bus stop 418 m walk

4.3

based on 135 reviews

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4.3/5 135 reviews

Pauline Hughes

Fantastic swim in the see then a hour sauna

Amanda D'Montignÿ

Moving plaques of remembrance

Daveÿ Scott

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Banjo Groyne in Brighton

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