Chichester marinas
Chichester Harbour is a branching tidal inlet with low shores, small villages and a strong sailing presence.
Chichester
Water and open coastal scenery shape a visit here. Channels branch between mudflats and saltmarshes, and the view changes markedly as the tide falls. Yachts and sailing dinghies share the landscape with feeding shorebirds.
Waterside villages such as Itchenor, Bosham and Emsworth have quays, pubs and shore paths. Chichester city and its cathedral lie inland: a sailing stop is primarily about the harbour and its settlements.
- Type
- Bay
- Waters
- Chichester Harbour and the eastern Solent
Why it is interesting
- Tidal channels and shorebirds
- Bosham, Itchenor and Emsworth villages
Places on the map
Chichester marinas
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