Get Kiteboarding & Paddleboarding
Our Kitesurfing School and Stand Up Paddleboarding (SUP) School is based on the beach at Bracklesham Bay, Chichester, West Sussex.
Our school uses IKO Instructors with many years of teaching experience with all the latest equipment to ensure you get the very best tuition and maximum enjoyment possible.
Parking available at the beach and local cafe available,
Visit Get Kiteboarding & Paddleboarding
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Get Kiteboarding & Paddleboarding, E Bracklesham Dr, Bracklesham Bay, Chichester, West Sussex PO20 8HP, United Kingdom
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Billy’s On The Beach is located on Bracklesham Bay beachfront offering eat-in and takeaway food. All the menu is cooked with the freshest ingredients from local butchers, fishmongers and greengrocers.
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The Lifeboat Inn in Selsey is a great pub by Selsey East Beach. The pub has its very own fishing boat and offers some of the best locally caught fish in the area. The pub offers a traditional local pub atmosphere with a good-sized beer garden for those lazy summer days and evenings.
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The Anchor Bleu is a traditional, family-run harbourside pub in the picturesque Bosham, West Sussex. We produce amazing quality food at affordable prices using local ingredients. With such an extensive range of wines and cask ales, there is something for everyone.
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The Dolphin & Anchor is a Wetherspoon pub in Chichester, West Sussex. Our pub offers a range of real ales, craft beers and freshly ground Lavazza coffee. Breakfast is served until noon, with our full food menu available until 11 pm.
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Bracklesham Bay Beach is sandy and has a gently shelving shore making it perfect for swimming, sailing, fishing, surfing and diving or just paddling! At high tide, the sand disappears and the beach is shingle. This beach has amazing views southwest across the Solent to the Isle of Wight on a clear day. Watersport enthusiasts love this area of the
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East Wittering beach is a shingle shoreline at high tide but sandy at low tide! The best of both worlds really. It is a quiet spot of coast but the sailors love it as the ocean here varies from flat to down the line wave riding if the wind is right. The beach is wide here so it feels emptier
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West Wittering beach overlooks the Solent and Chichester Harbour and has the South Downs as a beautiful backdrop. This is an excellent family destination with a sandy beach and large grassy area for parking and sunbathing. There are tidal pools which are ideal for children to explore and go crabbing in. Although it is mostly a sandy beach there are
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Selsey West beach is on a long stretch of coast linking Selsey with Bracklesham, the beach is mainly pebbles and at high tide, all you get is a steep pebble bank, although as the tide goes out you get some hard compact sand. The main car park is by Marine Car park, Hillfield Rd, and here you also have a small beach
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Bracklesham Board Riders are based just off the beach at Bracklesham Bay which is one of the premier kitesurfing and kiteboarding locations on the south coast. We stock kitesurfing, wingfoil and SUP equipment along with wetsuits, bags and accessories. Also, need an expert or local area advice then all our team have a love for watersports. Why not drop by
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From March to October, windsurfing from the beach is restricted to members of the West Wittering Windsurf Club (WWWC) only. Kitesurfing is restricted to WWWC members throughout the year.
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The season runs from mid-September to the end of April only. All pilots must be members of West Wittering Buggy Club.
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Selsey Lifeboat station was established in the 1830s and today operates inshore and offshore lifeboats. The offshore boat is launched down a ramp from the boat house at the end of the pier. Station is accessed along a long walkway and shop is landside along with the inshore boat.
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