Spend the day exploring Arundel Wetlands Centre where you can take boat safaris, watch diving ducks being fed, visit Pelican Cove and have a go at pond dipping. With 65 acres to explore, a day can be spent wildlife watching and there's a convenient cafe for refuelling.
A four mile stretch of leisure waterway which links Chichester to the sea at Birdham. There are many activities to enjoy such as rowing, narrow boat trips and cycling along the tow path. With beautiful views of the cathedral and South Downs it's a lovely place for a walk.
With its epic stage design, this theatre is one of the most striking in England and lends itself to both epic dramas and musicals a like.Tickets can be purchased on line via their website.
Events, track days and driving experiences take place year round. Take a look at their diary of events and book yourself on an experience of a lifetime.
This delightful historic park is bordered on two sides by the city walls and has a central area for cricket and a hedged bowling green. There's an excellent cafe and childrens play area. Dogs are not allowed in the park.
Situated on the seafront, Worthing Lido is a family friendly attraction with amusements, arcade games, a cafe and ice cream stands. Ideal entertainment for kids and adults a like.
A grade II listed art deco pier, which opened in 1862, Worthing Pier has a theatre, arcade and restaurant called Perch on the Pier. Open daily, take a stroll along the 960 ft length and enjoy the views over the sea.
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Spend the day exploring Arundel Wetlands Centre where you can take boat safaris, watch diving ducks being fed, visit Pelican Cove and have a go at pond dipping. With 65 acres to explore, a day can be spent wildlife watching and there's a convenient cafe for refuelling.
A four mile stretch of leisure waterway which links Chichester to the sea at Birdham. There are many activities to enjoy such as rowing, narrow boat trips and cycling along the tow path. With beautiful views of the cathedral and South Downs it's a lovely place for a walk.
With its epic stage design, this theatre is one of the most striking in England and lends itself to both epic dramas and musicals a like.Tickets can be purchased on line via their website.
Events, track days and driving experiences take place year round. Take a look at their diary of events and book yourself on an experience of a lifetime.
This delightful historic park is bordered on two sides by the city walls and has a central area for cricket and a hedged bowling green. There's an excellent cafe and childrens play area. Dogs are not allowed in the park.
Situated on the seafront, Worthing Lido is a family friendly attraction with amusements, arcade games, a cafe and ice cream stands. Ideal entertainment for kids and adults a like.
A grade II listed art deco pier, which opened in 1862, Worthing Pier has a theatre, arcade and restaurant called Perch on the Pier. Open daily, take a stroll along the 960 ft length and enjoy the views over the sea.