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New Year’s Day Activities: Brighton

New Year’s Day activities in Brighton are a must after a night of partying on New Year’s Eve, so whether it’s a brunch and a hair of the dog or a bracing walk, Brighton has something to offer. Shake off that New Year’s Eve hangover and start the New Year with something fun.

People are ice skating at twilight in an open rink in front of the Royal Pavilion, a brightly illuminated historic building with a domed structure and ornate architecture, in Brighton, UK. The sky is clear with a gradient from blue to pinkish hues.
Royal Pavilion Brighton

Royal Pavilion Ice Rink

A crowd of people skate on an ice rink in front of an illuminated building with ornate domes and spires. The ambient lighting casts a purple-pink hue over the scene. The sky is dark, indicating that it is nighttime.

Royal Pavilion, Brighton, BN1 1FN

Brighton Royal Pavilion Ice Rink is open until 8 January so head down on New Year’s Day for outdoor fun, whatever the weather. The rink is powered entirely by green energy and there are drinks and hot snacks available to ease you seamlessly and conscience free into the New Year.  Sessions are bookable in advance and last 45 minutes.

New Club

Outdoor seating area of The New Club, a café with large windows and an awning, busy with customers enjoying food and drinks. A waiter serves a table. Pedestrians walk by and signage advertises specials and events. The building exterior is modern with neighboring businesses.

New Club, 133-4 Kings Road, Brighton BN1 2HH

In need of a New Year’s Day brunch and a reviving hair of the dog after a walk along the Brighton seafront?  Then look no further than the New Club!  Awarded Best Dirty Burger and Best Brunch by The Sunday Times, whether it’s a bottomless brunch or a hangover cure you need, you’ll find it here.  Coffee is Fairtrade and organic and they operate a green, recyclable ethos so you can start the New Year feeling virtuous!

Devil’s Dyke

A cozy pub interior with rustic wooden beams and brick accents. The space features a red leather Chesterfield sofa, black armchair, and wooden tables. Wall decor includes framed pictures and a clock. Soft lighting and a mix of modern and vintage elements create a warm atmosphere.
Devil's Dyke

Devil’s Dyke Pub, Dyke Road, Poynings, Brighton BN1 8YJ

Devil’s Dyke is an area of outstanding natural beauty, located just outside Brighton with bracing walks – a perfect New Year’s Day activity to clear the head.  There are various guided walks with stunning views.  Why not end your New Year’s walk with a visit to the Devil’s Dyke Pub to collect your car and enjoy a reviving drink or a bite to eat.