Pagham Harbour
Pagham Harbour Nature Reserves is one of the great dynamic places of the West Sussex coast.
A historic place where St Wilfrid built the first great Christian church in Sussex, Pagham Harbour is notable today as a special marine habitat and a great home for sea birds.
Bird species which often visit Pagham Harbour include Curlew, Redshank, Common Tern, Little Tern, Grey Plover, Godwit and Dunlin.
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PAGHAM HARBOUR ACCOMMODATION
- Bed and breakfast near the Harbour
- Selsey and Bracklesham bed and breakfast
- Holiday homes near Pagham Harbour
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MORE ABOUT PAGHAM HARBOUR
- Pagham Harbour home
- Common bird species at Pagham
- Longshore Drift
- Low Tide
- Pagham Flora and fauna
- Land reclaimation
- Bird roosting areas
- Management of the marine environment
- Pagham facts and figures
- Church Norton
- The Norman Castle
- More about the Castle
- Church Norton and St Wilfird
- Pagham Harbour entrance
- The marine environment
- The salt marsh
RELATED PAGES
- Chichester Harbour, just round the corner from Pagham Harbour
- Pagham village
- Coastal Rowing clubs
- Sailing clubs and yacht clubs in West Sussex including Pagham Yacht Club
- Chichester Harbour sailing information
- Selsey village
- The story of how Selsey had always been at the mercy of the sea
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Wednesday February 08