Find accessible areas of Brighton & Hove beach.
Changing Places toilets have enough space for disabled people and their carers.
You can find them on the seafront at the:
We have improved Blue Badge parking along the seafront. The new road layout at Madeira Drive has added 27 extra parking spaces. We're also planning to add more Blue Badge bays near the King Alfred Leisure Centre in Hove.
We've created a wheelchair accessible area on the beach.
You can find it on the section below the Brighton Centre, to the right of Shelter Hall.
The 850 Meter boardwalk, which runs from the Volk's Railway Station at Black Rock to the Volk’s Workshops at the junction with Duke’s Mound, provides an attractive, safe and accessible route across the beach.
The Kingsway to the Sea project will provide a similar accessible route running through the park in Hove.
We've installed a new wheelchair accessible beach pathway at Saltdean.
Find out what types of beach wheelchairs are available for hire and how to book.
The Victorian Madeira Terrace lift will not reopen for the summer season this year. A new survey has shown that the lift shaft can no longer support the weight of the old lift. The original plan to upgrade the lift mechanism is also no longer viable.
We are going to install a new, fully accessible lift at the nearby Royal Crescent Steps in 2025.
It will: