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VISIT
BRIGHTON MARINA VILLAGE ON THE SOUTH COAST OF EAST SUSSEX
CINEWORLD - ASDA SUPERMARKET
- HOTEL - BOWLPLEX
- ENTERTAINMENT - PIER - RESTAURANTS
WALKS - BRIGHTON DOME CENTRE - BEACH - HEALTHY WALKS
CYCLE RIDES ALONG SEAFRONT
- MARATHONS - TRAIN FROM LONDON TO BRIGHTON
ROYAL BRIGHTON PAVILLION - OUR OWN BRIGHTON EYE, SMALLER VERSION
OF THE LONDON EYE
ABOUT A VISIT TO BRIGHTON MARINA VILLAGE
Brighton
marina village is the largest marina in europe, and possibly the
largest in the world, Taylor
Woodrow (house builders) started work on the marina in about March
1971. The marina then opened to the public in July 1978, and was
opened by her majesty the queen in may 1979.
Nearby
walking distance from the marina is Brighton City, you can also
get quite a few buses, taxis into town which has a large shopping
centre known as "Churchill Square" take a walk down the
"Lanes" where you will see many unique shops to keep your
interest going, and of course the seafront. If you need to get to
London or Gatwick Airport, brighton railway station is nearby, on
some trains, you may be able to catch a train direct from the station
direct to St. Pancras where of course Eurostar is situated for journeys
to France and Brussels (please check with station).
A
few years back, only a pub or two and a couple of restaurants existed,
the marina has a large residential area consisting of mainly private
flats / apartments and houses and has now grown into a village,
as it is a marina, there are lots of yachts, sailing boats and working
fishing trawlers large and small.
We
have many retail businesses, luggage, jewellery, household, clothing,
shops and more, large chains of restaurants, pizza express, zizi's,
harvester, frankie and bennys plus independent restaurants, entertainment
in the form of cineworld cinema, david lloyd fitness centre, bowling
etc. When you visit here, there is a holiday atmosphere and is of
course a great destination for a long holiday or weekend break,
many nationalities visit the marina as it is so close to the city
where there is more entertainment with places to see and things
to do, perfect for the holiday maker.
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At
the side is a short youtube video of the surrounding area
of brighton marina village, there are lots of places to
see and visit
Nearby
is the residential side of the village, near a lovely
coastal walk / cycle on the undercliff walk, take in the
fresh air and be beside the sea, all traffic free, ideal
for families with young children, can be very relaxing,
the walk is appx 6 miles, plenty of restaurants to eat
in after a little exploring of the marina.
SEE
MORE VIDEOS OF THE AREA HERE>>
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A
short video of some the restaurants in brighton marina,
united kingdom.
Lovely
view of the harbour overlooking all the yachts and boats,
in the distance is the sea wall where you can walk and relax
after you have eaten or had a coffee at one of the many
restaurants here. Close to the Seattle Hotel are shops and
further entertainment and attractions in the form of a cinema
and ten pin bowling. In many of the restaurants during the
summer months you are able to eat outside and watch the
sunset.
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MORE VIDEOS OF THE AREA HERE>> |
You
can also walk in the opposite direction to Brighton centre itself,
( if you are feeling really fit, you can cycle all the way down
to worthing) a healthy way to exercise for anyone who wants
to keep fit.
If
you are not into exercising, why not have a short walk and stroll
along the sea wall, where you can see the boats coming in and out
of the harbour or take in the view of brighton marina village from
the sea wall.
You
may find you are unable to holiday in the marina, if not, there
are lots of guest houses, bed and breakfast and hotels in brighton
town to accommodate your stay at the seaside, of course, you will
find plenty of restaurants and a cafe or two, if you want to bring
your dog, there are also dog friendly hotels in brighton. So, whether
you are visiting the marina for the day or having a holiay here,
you will find lots of entertainment and places to visit, but, when
when you do visit us, don't forget to bring your camera or camcorder
and take some fantastic photographs and video of your time in our
unique village and the surrounding areas.
If
you feel like going a little further afield, you can even travel
to france by ferry very easily (best to book a ticket), remember
to bring your travel insurance and passport with you, NEWHAVEN
SHIPPING PORT is nearby and accessible by bus or car etc.,
take a little cruise down to Dieppe crossing the English Channel,
where you can take in the french atmosphere.
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