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Festival recovery top tips

1 May, 2026
Festival Recovery

Festival Recovery

Festival season is brilliant while you’re in it, but the real skill is how you recover afterwards. Between late nights, loud sets and questionable life choices, your body inevitably takes a hit. The good news is Brighton has quietly become a recovery hub if you know where to look.

Start with Recovery Room where infrared sauna sessions offer a full-body reset. Unlike traditional heat, infrared works by gently warming the body from within, helping to ease muscle fatigue, improve circulation and encourage deep detoxifying sweat. It’s often paired with cold exposure, creating a contrast effect that can help reduce inflammation and leave you feeling surprisingly clear-headed after even the most chaotic weekend. First session only £10! www.recoveryroom.co.uk

Next up, EQUI London recovery supplements provide a simple, no-fuss way to rebalance. Focused on hydration, electrolytes and plant-based nutrition, they’re designed to replenish what festival living takes out of you, especially after long days, little sleep and a few too many drinks. The Creatine Edition is ideal for supporting energy, strength and recovery, especially after periods of disrupted sleep, increased activity or general fatigue across a busy festival weekend. The Beauty Sleep Edition is centred around magnesium and key nutrients to support relaxation and sleep quality, helping with recovery after late nights and irregular routines. The Glow Edition supports skin hydration and radiance from within, which can often take a hit after travel, alcohol and lack of sleep. Think of it as recovery you can carry in your bag. www.equilondon.com

Yoga or stretching is one of the most effective ways to release tension from tired, festival-weary muscles. We recommend Hot Yoga South, a Brighton studio offering hot yoga, Pilates and kettlebell-based strength classes. www.bikramyogabrighton.com

A recovery roast dinner is one of life’s simplest cures for most post-festival ailments. At The Royal Sovereign, you’ll find hearty, generously portioned roasts served in a relaxed, no-judgement pub setting. Expect meat, vegetarian and vegan options, all designed to bring you back to life after a long weekend of music, dancing and questionable decisions. It’s comfort food at its most honest, exactly what you need when nothing else will do. www.royalsovereign.pub

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