Selsey Beach extends in both directions around Selsey Bill, a low headland that stretches into the English Channel. The beach to the east is more popular. Backed by a sea wall, activities here incl...
Selsey Beach extends in both directions around Selsey Bill, a low headland that stretches into the English Channel. The beach to the east is more popular. Backed by a sea wall, activities here include fishing, diving and snorkelling, sailing, swimming and wind surfing. Pagham Harbour, also to the east, is a nature reserve and nature lovers will find many bird, butterfly and plant species here....
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Selsey Beach extends in both directions around Selsey Bill, a low headland that stretches into the English Channel. The beach to the east is more popular. Backed by a sea wall, activities here include fishing, diving and snorkelling, sailing, swimming and wind surfing. Pagham Harbour, also to the east, is a nature reserve and nature lovers will find many bird, butterfly and plant species here. The beach itself is Marine Conservation Society Recommended.