Welcome to Worthing, the Sussex coast and the South Downs.
Relax, reconnect and simply enjoy life at your own pace at Worthing, the Sussex coast and the South Downs.
Come and explore the delights and hidden gems of Worthing and the areas nearby surrounding the River Adur, including Shoreham- by-Sea and Lancing – there is so much on offer for visitors.
One of the sunniest places in the country, Worthing’s palm tree lined promenade lends a Mediterranean feel to this classic British seaside town whilst nearby Shoreham-by-Sea overlooks the River Adur and a busy leisure port.
Perfectly located on the Sussex coast with the South Downs National Park on the doorstep you can enjoy the very best of the Sussex Coast and Downs and it’s a great place from which to explore the delights of the whole county.
A weekend of relaxation and discovery, an action packed break or a family day out that everyone can enjoy, you’ll find all kinds of entertainment and events whenever you visit.
This brochure is intended to help you get the most from your trip. For more information please contact the VisitWorthing Information Centre on 01903 221 066 or 01903 239 868 or go to the region’s official tourism website -
www.visitworthing.co.uk
Whilst every care and attention has been exercised to ensure information contained in this publication is accurate, Adur & Worthing Councils and their agents cannot accept responsibility in respect of any error, mis-statement or alteration that may have occurred. Advertisements are accepted in good faith but do not imply Adur & Worthing Councils recommends or guarantees the services offered.
Copyright Worthing Borough Council and Adur District Council April 2013.
Photographic contributions - our thanks to: Janice Fraser, Jason Keffert, Harbour Park, Drusilla’s Park, Sea Life Centre Brighton, National Trust, Coombes Farm, Worthing Borough Council, Adur District Council.
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Clevera.co.uk Production & advertising: Carrier Direct Marketing T: 01271 336032
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