Brighton Marina, marina situated in Brighton, England
Description
Brighton Marina is a harbor with over 1,300 berths on England's south coast that opened in 1978 and accommodates boats of all sizes. Around the water you find residential buildings, restaurants, a cinema, a bowling alley, and a casino, making it a versatile leisure and residential area.
History
The marina was built on man-made land in the 1970s and opened in 1978 by Queen Elizabeth II, based on designs by architect David Hodges. In its early years it offered ferry connections to France, though these did not become permanent services.
Culture
The marina has evolved into a social gathering place where people come to boat, shop, and dine together. The blend of modern residential buildings, yacht clubs, and waterfront restaurants creates a space where locals and visitors share their leisure time.
Practical
The marina is easily reached from Brighton by car, bus, or boat and lies near Gatwick Airport. The site offers parking, free WiFi, electricity, and bathrooms, making it comfortable for visitors and boat users.
Did you know?
The area is protected by a rescue station run by the Royal National Lifeboat Institution located directly at the harbor, coordinating emergency operations at sea. This lifeboat station is part of the site's history and underscores its importance as a safe harbor on the coast.
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