Arrived at west wittering, paid for car park online and was easy to just drive through with registration recognition, what a beautiful place .great for all the family and dogs .carpark was easy and straight off the beach

On the day we visited the sun was shining but it was spoilt by a cold wind. This added to the bleak atmosphere of the place at the time of our visit. Given a nice warm sunny day I imagine it would give a very different impression especially if wildlife were present. Worth a visit but ensure a sunny warm day first.

Brilliant spot to visit whether you’re into boats or just fancy a wander by the water. I’ve been here quite a few times over the years and it never disappoints. Normally I just stroll around the harbour itself, but on this visit I followed a roughly 4-mile route along the shoreline down to Dell Quay and then back through the countryside. The views the whole way round were great, and I even passed a little farm selling free range eggs, so worth having a bit of change on you just in case. There are also a few photo points dotted along the route, perfect for grabbing a quick picture with the scenery behind you.

Who needs to go abroad lovely weather, lovely views. Very friendly area. Probably gets very busy in summertime. Narrow lanes, limited parking but a real nautical gem. Dog friendly cafes with gf menus. Beware high tide harbour road is underwater then

An extensive protected network of channels and mudbanks with the South Downs to the North, this is a place to wander in all seasons. A sailer's paradise too with challenges for even the most experienced sailer. Power is the choice of mariners negotiating their way to the marinas around this body of water. Dog walkers have good paths around the shores for walks of any length. So too families can plan for long or short walks with waypoints for lunch of refreshment and icecreams. Toilets are scarce but parking can be found near the major marinas or close to the villages inland. Wildlife abounds though mostly avian.