An old idea
A new beginning
Welcome to Saltdean Lido, a Grade II* listed modernist icon.
Designed by architect Richard William Herbert Jones and opened in 1938, its unique streamlined design epitomises the best elements of Britains modernist movement and social aspirations for creating seaside architecture for the enjoyment of the masses.
The pool is just the beginning..
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Thank you for your patience while we complete the restoration of Saltdean Lido.
The building is slowly opening and of course the pool is open and now the brand new gym and library. To keep up to date with the rest of the news including the opening of the restaurant, cafe, ballroom and event spaces, subscribe below to be the first to know.
How to get here
BY CAR
Just off the A259 Coast road, in the centre of Saltdean. We have two car parks immediately adjacent to the Lido. SatNav: BN2 8SP
PLEASE NOTE THAT PARKING IS FREE, ON A FIRST COME FIRST SERVED BASIS
BY BUS
Buses 27, 12X, 12, 14 all stop at the Lido, from both Brighton station and town and from Eastbourne. Get off at Longridge Avenue for a one minute walk
BY BICYCLE
The wonderful 'Undercliff Walk' means it's possible to cycle straight to the Lido along the coast from as fas as Hove without have to be on the road. It's a wonderful ride and there are plenty of places to lock your bike.
BY BERYL!
Brilliant BERYL are a network of pay as you go e-bikes. We're proud to say that the Lido is the eastern hub for the Brighton & Hove Beryl network, which means that you could, in theory, hire in Portslade and Beryl all the way (without using the roads). See the BERYL website and download the BERYL app to start enjoying e-bike freedom.
BY TRAIN
There are very frequent trains into Brighton from both London and Gatwick airport. From here you can catch the bus, bike, Beryl or walk!
