Brighton Beach Bathing Boxes
Heritage bathing boxes on Dendy Beach
- Where
- Brighton
- Price
- Free
About
Brighton’s 96 heritage bathing boxes stand on Dendy Beach, a sheltered cove off The Esplanade. Families come to see the privately owned boxes from the sand, build sandcastles and swim in the bay, with Middle Brighton Pier a short walk away. Visitors cannot enter the boxes. Paid parking is near Brighton Beach Lifesaving Club and Green Point. Brighton Beach and Middle Brighton stations on the Sandringham line are the closest trains; buses 600, 922 and 923 also stop at Brighton Beach.
What you'll experience
- Parking Fees Apply
- Public Transport
Good to know
Viewing the boxes
The 96 heritage bathing boxes are privately owned and are not open for visitors to enter.
Getting there
Brighton Beach and Middle Brighton stations on the Sandringham line are nearby. Bus routes 600, 922 and 923 also stop at Brighton Beach.
Parking
Paid parking is available near Brighton Beach Lifesaving Club and Green Point, with some paid Beach Road parking outside peak times.
Summer patrols
Volunteer lifesavers patrol Brighton Beach on weekends and holidays in summer.
Organiser
Free