Bognor Regis Beach, August 2019
Click the image above and enjoy this amazing video of Bognor Regis beach taken on a bright and breezy day in the summer of 2019 and featuring the Champion Kitesurfer Lewis Crathern.
Video created in partnership with Bognor Regis Town Council and Sam Moore from VisualAir
Beaches
Please note: Sadly, things are not as normal during the current Coronavirus pandemic: The beaches have remained open, but we are advising people to please observe the social distancing guidelines, to ensure you park in designated car parks and take your litter home with you.
Please note that there are currently NO Lifeguards on duty, and if you see Red Flags, they are warning of strong currents.
Please Stay Safe, Stay Alert and do not enter the water while the flags are flying.
KNOW BEFORE YOU GO!
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The award-winning beaches are the star attraction in Sussex by the Sea!
This prime location in the middle of England's south coast also enjoys some of the longest sunshine hours in Britain. So for that special English seaside holiday, simply choose one of the shingle or sandy beaches in Sussex by the Sea.
Visit the Arun District Council Beaches website for lots more useful information.
Bognor Regis East Beach proudly holds the Seaside Award again for 2019. The beach and promenade are located close to the main shopping centre, and plenty of activities to make this beach ideal for the whole family! Click for more....
The Seaside Award Flag flies has flown proudly over family-friendly East Beach (Coastguards) again in 2019. Along with the incredible sand dunes of the tranquil West Beach, accessible by the summer running ferry over the River Arun, there's something to suit every mood in Littlehampton. Click for more......
Sussex by the Sea also boasts many smaller beaches alongside our seaside villages
Look at a map of the coastline and see, from West to East the local beaches at: Pagham; Aldwick; Felpham; Middleton; Climping (aka Clymping); West Beach, Littlehampton; East Preston and Ferring.
All have the kind of beach where your only company might be the birds above and a good book, but with village shops and facilities are just a pebble's throw away. Click for more ....
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