Explore Brighton at your own pace with a smartphone scavenger hunt that threads the pier, Pavilion, Banksy art and The Lanes into a playful walking route. Solve clues, snap creative photos, and learn local stories on a 1–2 hour self-guided experience.
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On a brisk Brighton morning the gulls keep score while you work through your first riddle — the sea itself seems to prod you toward the pier.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
1–2 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for light to moderate fitness; involves steady walking on uneven surfaces
Wildlife
History
Brighton transformed from a fishing village into a fashionable Regency resort in the early 1800s, anchored by the Royal Pavilion built for the Prince Regent.
Conservation
Coastal erosion and marine litter are active concerns; stick to paths, pack out rubbish, and support local beach-clean efforts when possible.
Reserve your spot on the Brighton Scavenger Hunt and Sights Self Guided Tour today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Charge your phone before you start
The tour runs through an app; a full battery or portable charger keeps you from getting cut off mid-game.
Comfortable shoes for mixed surfaces
Expect pebbled beachfront, cobbles, and city pavement — supportive, grippy footwear makes the hunt more fun.
Start early on weekends
Begin before late morning to avoid crowds on the seafront and inside The Lanes for clearer clues and photos.
Use public transport or park on the outskirts
Central Brighton can be busy; the city is well served by buses and trains — leave the car if possible.
Smartphone with the scavenger app installed
Required to receive clues, track progress and submit photo tasks.
Portable power bank
Keeps your device charged through photo challenges and map use.
Comfortable walking shoes
Protects your feet on pebbles, pavement, and occasional steps.
Light waterproof jacket
Shields you from coastal showers and wind; useful year-round in Brighton's changeable weather.
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