New Adventures At Your Fingertips

For good value family days out, adventures with friends or solo travels, we’ve put together a guide to the best days out by bus this summer. Plus we have some fantastic money saving fare deals on offer!

Did you know that under 19s go free in Brighton or for 50p in East Sussex when accompanied by a paying adult? Unaccompanied Under 19s can also enjoy travelling off-peak for just 50p in Brighton & Hove or for £1 within East Sussex.

Also, if you’re travelling in East Sussex, single fares will cost you as little as £1! Short journeys within Brighton and Hove also cost just £1, with longer journeys capped at £2.50. So download our app, plan your journey and discover somewhere new. 

Regency Route – 28, 29, 29X

For a cultural day out why not board the Regency route and visit the quintessentially British towns of Lewes, Eastbourne and Tunbridge Wells? Climb to the top of The Keep at Lewes Castle for magnificent views of East Sussex, plus kids go free when you travel by bus! Wander the Pantiles (especially on market day) and test the healing powers of Chalybeate Spring in Tunbridge Wells. Or step into seaside nostalgia in Eastbourne as you explore the Victorian pier and the town’s quirky shops and cafes.

Coaster – 11X, 12, 12A, 12X, 13X

For a journey almost as scenic as the destination, jump on a coaster to be blown away by the spectacular Sussex coastline. So iconic, they’re a favourite amongst film and TV producers - visit the Seven Sisters and see for yourself why they’re featured in films such as Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, Atonement and Robin Hood Prince of Thieves. Whilst you’re there, why not walk to Beachy Head and look at the historic Belle Tout lighthouse, wildlife watching as you go.

Sail along the coast to Brighton Marina for an action-packed day out. With mini golf, virtual racing and bowling, you can unleash your competitive streak. Or for a more relaxing day, wander amongst the boats or along the undercliff walk and grab a coffee at the arty Laughing Dog cafe. Either way, there are plenty of restaurants to refuel after a busy day of exploring!

Breeze – 77,78,79

The biggest park in Brighton and Hove, Stanmer has something for everyone. Kids can run wild in the woods or make use of the park while green fingered visitors will be inspired by One Garden’s carefully curated flora. If it’s stunning views you’re after, take the Breeze route to Devils Dyke or Ditchling Beacon for hiking, picnics and everything in between.

Download the Brighton and Hove Buses app now and begin your adventure! And don't forget to check out our amazing local discounts for an even better value day out.