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Small Saturday morning High Street markets would encourage people to visit the High Street and also shop at our the small independent businesses Next edition of Selsey Life Out 7th June |
Chichester Harbour Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty is one of the few remaining undeveloped coastal areas in Southern England. Bright wide expanses and intricate creeks are at the same time a major wildlife haven and among some of Britain’s most popular boating waters. This unique area has quite rightly been designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
Picturesque creekside villages encircle the shoreline, which straddles the boundary of West Sussex and Hampshire counties. These range from the vibrant village of Emsworth, to the beautifully quiet hamlet of Prinsted and historic Dell Quay.
To visit the harbour in a sustainable way, see www.conservancy.co.uk for ideas of walks or try out the Salterns Way cycle route. The route starts in Chichester and winds through the countryside ending at the beach at West Wittering.
Around The Area | Our History | Lifeboat |Town Council | Town Guide for visitors
If you are a first time visitor or a returning visitor, welcome to what we think is one of the best quiet corners of the world.We have sun, sea, walks, fishing, diving and many other attractions here.Whilst you are in the area, please make sure you give everything a try,especially our world famous SELSEY LOBSTERS
We aim to provide visitors with a traditional, friendly shopping experience and a true taste of Selsey
2013 sees the 11th anniversary of Selsey Festival so do not miss out on the multitude of events that showcase local talent and skills.We have award winning public parks and natural open spaces, also clean beaches