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LanguagesEnglish
Group sizeUp to 40 travelers
Overview
From the vibrant heart of Brighton's city centre we travel out along the coast, via busy seaside throng around the pier and amusements to the calm of the stunning white cliffs and coastline where the South Downs meets the English Channel. Our destination, the historic and charming village of Rottingdean.
Distance: 15km (9 miles)
What's included
Local guide
Use of bicycle
Use of helmet
Food and drinks
Drinks
What to expect
Brighton Dome
5m
Hear what inspired such an eccentric design as this Brighton Dome.
Royal Pavilion
10m
Discover how this eccentric palace came about
Brighton Museum & Art Gallery
5m
Find out what this stunning building was originally built for.
Quadrophenia Alleyway
5m
Are we the Mods?
Brighton Beach
Pass by
Over look the beach as we cruise along the top
Brighton Palace Pier
Pass by
One of the UK's iconic landmarks
Pass by
We pass by the worlds oldest functioning aquarium.
Brighton Palace Pier
Pass by
We will cycle past the Palace Pier and also stop on the promenade to hear about the history of Brighton's three piers (Suspension Chain Pier, West Pier & Palace Pier)
Pass by
We cycle past, and may stop briefly, at the start of this charming Victoirian railway, the oldest working one in the world. We then cycle alongside its route.
Pass by
We cycle past this outdoor beach volleyball centre.
Brighton Marina
Pass by
we cycle past this marina which berths over 1,000 boats, as we start on the Undercliff Path.
Undercliff Walk
Pass by
We cycle along most of the 5km length of the Undercliff Path, with the English Channel lapping (or sometimes wavws crashing) to our side and the white chalk cliffs towering over head.
Rottingdean Beach
20m
We stop at Rottingdean for refreshments and the shingle beach provide an option for walking and swimming.
Kipling Gardens
10m
One option, while in Rottingdean, is to pop into the beautiful walled gardens that once belonged to Rudyard Kipling, the writer of the Jungle Book.
The Lanes
7m
Bussle your way though these twittens. Find out what a twitten is
Theatre Royal Brighton
Pass by
See one of Brighton's oldest Theatre's
Meeting and pickup
Meeting point
The Meeting Point
is in front of the Unitarian Church, New Road, Brighton
End point
The Meeting Point
is in front of the Unitarian Church, New Road, Brighton
Additional information
Service animals allowed
Public transportation options are available nearby
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Cancellation policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
