Worthing Beach

Worthing Beach is low-key in West Sussex compared to its East Sussex neighbour, Brighton. Like all beaches on the West Sussex coast, it is a pebbly shingle beach, but when the tide is out, you will get lots of firm sand and many shallow pools. It is an excellent beach for family games, exploring and paddling.

The Lido on the beachfront no longer offers a swim but has funfair rides, cafes, beach shops and an ice cream kiosk. Spend time walking along the beach or promenade, people-watching and exploring the grassy areas just behind the beach or the town shops. You have a children’s playground on the beach at the western end towards Goring.

Facilities at Worthing Beach include car parks, street parking, cafe, lido, Worthing pier, beach huts, shelters, playground, promenade and full facilities you would expect of a seaside town centre.

Worthing Beach has seasonal dog restrictions on the stretch fom Heene Road to Splash Point Rocks between 1st May to 30th September.

If you are interested in watersports, then it is probably best to head a little west to Goring Gap beach which is very popular with windsurfing and kitesurfing.