Pagham Harbour's special environment

The area around Pagham Harbour is now managed as a Nature Reserve.

As well as the bird population at Pagham, the salt marshes contain some rare plants such as Yellow-horned Poppy and Sea Kale.

The land immediately behind the marsh is full of colourful broom in the spring.

There is a visitor centre, with parking and limited other facilities about half a kilometre south of the village of Sidlesham on the Chichester to Selsey Road.

Next Pagham Harbour Nature reserve photo

Pictures of Pagham Harbour - index

• Pagham and Bognor B&Bs
• Selsey and Bracklesham b and b
• Self-catering holiday homes by the seaside

• Arundel
• Bognor Regis
• Burgess Hill
• Chichester
• Crawley
• East Grinstead
• Haywards Heath
• Horsham
• Littlehampton
• Midhurst
• Petworth
• Shoreham-by-Sea
• Steyning
• Worthing

• 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

• 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
SUSSEX INFO
• Full details of sports clubs in West Sussex
• West Sussex bed and breakfast guide

Wednesday September 08