You’re probably coming down for a short break or family holiday.
Whatever the reason, there are plenty of things to do for all ages so read on to find out more.
Things to do in Bracklesham
Bracklesham is tiny and right by the sea. Most people came here when they were kids and now they’re offering this fun little beach side resort to their kids to enjoy.
Kitesurfing
You will have long seen this at Bracklesham, but is being overtaken with wing foilers. If you’re after wing foiling lessons check it here.
Windsurfing
We’re seeing a comeback with a strong community at Bracklesham and Joliffe Road. Conditions down here are waves so join us for some jumping and wave riding. Check her efor more information on our different levels of windsurf lessons.
Cycling
Flat and hills are in abundance round here and we have some amazing trails leading up into the south downs.
Horse riding
On the beach from Debbies yard at Cakeham is a great experience. She offers kids and adult lesson all year round. Fint out more about horse riding lessons with Deborah Baseley in Cakeham, west Wittering.
Paddleboarding
Being out on a board for us is amazing and we run the main lessons in the area, catering for adults. children and family groups. Click here to read more about our different sup lessons, the book.
Swimming
Since the Blue Tits launched a few years back swimming is now huge, with the local Bracklesham BlueTits swimming group. Join them for a morning or evening session all year round.
Hen Party
This is a big part of our business, with friends of the bride booking local accommodation then finding things to do including our Hen Party Paddle board lessons.
Things to do in Portsmouth
The best things to do in Portsmouth include:
The Mary Rose
The Mary Rose was a favourite of Henry VIII. Built in1509 this battle ship was recovered from the Solent along with thousands of artefacts.
The Spinnaker Tower
The Spinnaker Tower is an observation tower, 170 metres high. Lottery funding helped finance the build and is the centrepiece of the Portsmouth Harbour.
Gunwharf Quays
The Quays have a large array of shops and restaurants, with something for everyone. Lots of parking in the area, so getting parked up is easy enough, before you start walking around and finding some great spots.
Things to do in Bognor Regis
There’s lots to do around Bognor Regis, both indoors and outdoors. These include:
Hotham Park, crazy golf, Bognor Pier, the seafront and esplanade.
There is a long walk along the promenade or you can enjoy a ride on the land train which runs during the summer.
Bognor Regis Museum
Bognor Regis Museum has FREE entry. There’s lots to see and in particular, the history of Bognor.
Parks & Gardens
Hotham Park is the largest park in Bognor, around 22 acres. It has a mini railway, crazy gold, play area, boating lake and restaurant. It also has some pretty gardens and a water fountain.
Bognor Regis Pier
Built in 1865, this victorian pier is a really popular place for visitors.
Over the years, the weather has given the pier a hard time, but it is still a great place to visit, with amusements, fish and chips and even a night club.
Things to do in Selsey
Selsey is a small seaside town on the south coast. It’s only a few miles from our Stand up paddle board and watersports centre.
Selsey Lifeboat Station
The original station opened in 1861, with the very first boat called “The Friend”. In 1925, works began to build a new boathouse and saw many improvements to accommodate the new boats. During World War II, the crew were involved in many rescues, often saving downed airmen.
Long beach walks heading from Bognor to Medmury nature reserve as well as long walks into Chichester for the more adventurous.
Selsey has a busy little high street, with cafes, pubs, supermarkets and shops.
Things to do in Chichester
Chichester is officially a city as it has a cathedral at the very heart of it. Sections of the city are surrounded by a roman wall as well as the hub, leading away into North, South, West and East Street.
Fishbourne Roman Palace
The Palace is a heritage site and is the only Roman Palace in Britain. It has been extensively excavated and there is lots to see, from mosaics, the building structures, gardens and many artefacts, as well as learning about the history and connection to Chichester Harbour.
Chichester Cathedral
Founded in 1705, the cathedral is the only one in england to be visible from the sea. There is plenty to see in the Cathedral and you can take a guided tour or just look around yourself.
Chichester Canal
This is where we run our stand up paddle board lessons from and is a stunning, natural waterway, running out of the city for a few miles.
