Chichester Harbour

A large, sheltered lock-entry marina deep inside Chichester Harbour, combining serious marine facilities with easy access to one of the South Coast’s finest cruising grounds.

A quiet Hayling Island marina at the northern end of Chichester Harbour, with sheltered berthing, proper boatyard facilities and a distinctly rural outlook.

A friendly Hayling Island marina close to the entrance of Chichester Harbour, with straightforward access to open water, fuel, marine services and a wonderfully maritime setting.

A proper harbour town at the head of Chichester Harbour, where sailing, oysters, boatbuilding and the tide still shape the waterfront.

A beautiful tidal sailing village where yachts, mudflats, an ancient church and more than a thousand years of maritime history meet at the head of Bosham Channel.

One of Chichester Harbour’s great sailing villages, with all-tide visitor berthing, a famous racing tradition and the harbour stretching away from the jetty in almost every direction.

A quiet locked basin on Chichester Lake, opened in 1937, reached by a narrow posted channel around high water, with a boatyard and 30-tonne lifting.

One of Chichester Harbour’s great places to drop the hook: sand, dunes and a proper beach just inside the harbour entrance, with the tide running past and the whole harbour opening behind you.