Beach Tennis|Brighton
Play, Socialise & Get Active on the Sand
Beach Tennis Brighton
Beach Tennis Brighton
Beach Tennis Brighton
Beach Tennis Brighton, established in 2011, is the founding and longest-running hub of Beach Tennis UK. Since then, we’ve delivered regular beach tennis sessions in Brighton, bringing together coaching, competitive play, open sessions, and social activity.
Over the years we have welcomed a wide range of players. Our sessions focus on accessibility and inclusion, with support or adaptations provided where needed in a supportive and respectful environment. The current regular programme is for adults aged 18+
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Sessions run all year round alongside events and open play opportunities. This is the original beach tennis community: a place to learn, improve, and be part of something that continues to shape beach tennis in the UK
Sessions - Summer (until 30 September 2026)
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Weekly Beach Tennis Sessions
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Social play
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Beginners welcome
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Equipment provided
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Coming this September
Women’s Session • Coffee, Cake & Chat • Team Domenica sessions
What We Offer
Inclusive year-round sessions suitable for complete beginners, social players through to experienced players, helping people stay active outdoors while enjoying a fast, friendly and accessible sport.
Coaching
Supportive coaching for all levels from qualified instructors, helping players build confidence, technique, movement and improve at their own pace, building enjoyable, and achievable skills on the sand.
Community Impact
Beach Tennis Brighton provides inclusive, low-cost opportunities for people to stay active, connect socially and make positive use of outdoor coastal spaces. For more than a decade, our sessions have welcomed, adults, visitors and returning players, offering a friendly and accessible way for people of all backgrounds and abilities to enjoy Brighton’s beachfront while building a more active local community.​
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“Beach Tennis Brighton operates under the governance and safeguarding framework of Beach Tennis UK. For safeguarding information, see the BTUK Safeguarding page.”