Solo travel

I spent some time in Brighton for a home sitting stay, and it was such a lovely experience! I was lucky to have great weather and really enjoyed the city’s relaxed, cosmopolitan vibe. I loved the beautiful architecture and being able to walk to the beach every day to admire the Palace Pier. During my stay, I explored the surroundings ; the stunning Seven Sisters, Birling Gap, and the famous lighthouse were unforgettable. I also tried some fun and unusual activities like visiting the Smugglers Adventure Caves and the True Crime Museum in Hastings. It was a perfect mix of culture, nature, and a bit of adventure!

Group travel

Brighton is a great city. People are very welcoming and open minded. There are so many activities of all types. And the nature is beautiful with the seaside and the many hikes around such as Seven Sisters.

Solo travel

I went to Brighton alone and I can say that I felt quite safe there. There are many bright lights at night, from the station to the beach. North Laine was my favorite area, there are many cool shops there. I would also recommend the restaurant "We love falafel", absolutely amazing food.

Safe but mindfulness of the surroundings is required on a night out. Main streets well lit.

It's an overall safe town with a high population of students but I would be careful walking alone in the dark and especially aware of certain areas such as St James street in Kemptown and the Level. Otherwise it is safe to walk around in the evenings in the more residential areas.

Brighton is generally safe, although there is a high population of drug users that late nights will be around on the streets in the city centre. But police is always active and think it's all kept under surveillance.