This is a excellent little stop of for Brighton families as it has so much to offer. Not only does…read moreit have sand sports courts where volleyball, beach rugby and bouldering are played, its also a sheltered haven on an often breezy pebble beach with a licensed cafe. An ideal place to spend a Sunday chilling out at the Barefoot Cafe with a vino, watching a tournament while the kids muck about in the sand. The only venue of its kind in the UK Yellowave Brighton has played host to many beach sports events such as the British Women' Volley Ball championship. The venue is also used for live music events ad parties so definitely worth checking out of you have visitors down.

I went to Yellowave for the first time this weekend to play a Volleyball Beach tournie with…read morefriends. I was really impressed with the venue. Being a volleyball player myself and an addict I must say, this is a great place to train and play beach. The sand is perfect, there are around 6 courts available, and the staff clearly know their stuff! There' also a lovely cafe/bar to chill out and have snacks, a climbing wall for fitness and an area for children to play with the sand outside of the courts. The venue is also available for some other sports like beach soccer, beach rugby, frisbee, etc... And for volleyball addicts like me you can hire a court to train for as little as £18/hour. So get your training gear on and try it out this summer!

The Falmer Sports complex is the premier Sports centre on campus being home to a decent gym with…read morefree weights, weight machines, running machines and cross trainers etc... The sports complex sits right at the top of the hill, just of the Refectory road, which leads out of the University. On top of its impressive gym, inside, outside too it has a large Hockey pitch which doubles up as two sizeable 6 aside football pitches as well as tennis courts and 6 well maintained full size grass football pitches. Brighton and Hove Albion first team train on the pitches and use the gym, which of course is a testament to its quality. Price wise, gym membership is incredibly good value for money if you are going a few times a week at £130 for the year (for students) and a less good, but still not bad £360 for the general public. Due to the large price drop for students, I would highly recommend this gym for people still studying.

This complex does offer a good range of facilties most of which Jack talks about. Just to add that…read moreBrighton and Hove Albion train here and on numerous occasions I have seen the players training and having lunch. On a Wednesday afternoon the Sussex University sports team play here so there is always some good sport action to watch. The mens football team have won all their games this season barring one draw so you will see goals if football is your preference. The gym membership for a year of £130 is so much cheaper than anywhere else in Brighton you would be mad not to use these facilties if your nearby.

Great for beginners, Hove Lagoon offers a safe and enjoyable way to get into windsurfing and…read moresailing. Even if you don't fancy these, you can take your radio controlled boats for a spin, or just go for a walk round the Lagoon to the beach. The centre also allows you to take equipment out to sea once you've become proficient.

From the owner: Learn to sail, drive a powerboat, even sail a yacht or take boat trip…read more * Dinghy Sailing lessons and hire * Yacht Sailing courses and charter * Powerboat Training and charter * Powerboat Rides * Thunder Cats * Group Events From Brighton Marina Lagoon Watersports offers activities that are suitable for individuals, groups, and families and provide a unique way to view Brighton from the sea. Whether visiting the city or a resident of Brighton you will have an unforgettable experience. From Brighton Marina the sailing centre offers tuition, hire and events.

This club founded in 1945 is one of the best clubs in Brighton & Hove. The have consistently been…read moreat the top of the Sussex Division 1 Leagues. After this, you have to start playing teams from London and so on which means that all the teams will pay their players. However, Whitehawk currently have a large wage bill for their division as they seek the necessary squad ready for when they can take the step up. Before teams are promoted to the next league they have to have a certain amount of facilities set up which has hindered many teams in the past. At £6 for a full adult paying ticket, in terms of value for money for watching football it probably is the best you will find as other places either have worse football quality or charge over the odds. My team has played them on a few occasions and been battered quite convincingly so I think I am in a good position to judge this.

One of the events on every Brighton swimmer and sports fanatic's calendar is the annual Pier to…read morePier Swimming Race. As the title suggests, this event sees members of Brighton Swimming Club and rival clubs in the South East swim from the beach adjacent to the West Pier to the Brighton Palace Pier. For those thinking of flexing their muscles, that's a walloping, one thousand and fifty sixty metres! Even worse, one thousand and fifty six metres in choppy sea water! Watched by thousands of locals and confused tourists, the next Pier to Pier takes place Sat 24 July 2010 and entry forms are available to download from Brighton Swimming Club website now. Each entry costs £8 with trophies and small prizes for 1st, 2nd and 3rd place. Just remember - practise makes perfect and yes, there are qualified lifeguards on hand!

It's just not very lovely !! The approach gives me anxiety with its building works & severe sky…read morehigh concrete passes & barriers & parking impossibilities. Brighton of all places should have a funky marina a real destination - this one is clumsy uncomfortable and soulless

This is a cute area, but everything was either closed or appeared lackluster in comparison to what…read moreyou can find in London. Two of us came here in February on a Monday morning, granted this is off season, but nothing seemed open and the town itself seemed completely asleep all morning. The marina is beautiful and has a variety of food options, but not much opens until 11am or 12pm. The boats are shining and the water looks clean as the sun beams down across it all. The bathrooms are upstairs and the disability bathrooms are locked on the first floor which seems quite disappointing in case of emergency. The bathrooms upstairs surprisingly had a good electric dyson hand dryer and was clean, although inconvenient to get to. Tip/Takeaway: Would not recommend planning on spending much time here other than passing through to get to the Undercliff Walk and making a bathroom break upstairs.