Days out
www.sussexbythesea.com
Littlehampton Marina
Ferry Road . Littlehampton . West Sussex BN DS
The Boat House Café • Bar
at Littlehampton Marina
• Open for Breakfasts, Lunches and Evening Meals
• Bookings taken for Sunday Roasts
• Fresh locally sourced food
A small and friendly marina on the South Coast between
2/3 Littlehampton Marina
Brighton and Portsmouth. Suitable for all powered craft
between 5m and 15m.
Easy access from London, quick and easy access by sea
to Brighton, Chichester and the Solent.
• 45 minutes by sea from the Solent and Isle of Wight
• Moorings for 120 Powered Craft
• Park and launch for up to 150 Powered Craft
• Slipway for casual launches
• Holiday Lodge Park
• New and Used Boat Sales
• New cafe/bar
• 60 miles/ 90 minutes from London
T: 01903 713553 F: 01903 732264
T: 01903 718261
Email:
sales@littlehamptonmarina.co.uk www.littlehamptonmarina.co.uk
LD2
Arundel Wetland Centre
Mill Road, Arundel , West Sussex BN18 9PB T: 01903 883355 F: 01903 884834 E:
info@wwt.org.uk www.wwt.org.uk/arundel
In the heart of the Sussex Downs, WWT Arundel is overlooked
by ancient woodlands and the town’s historic castle. A
stunning setting: it is the perfect place for a day out that is
different.
With a rare chance to get nose to beak with nature, there are
hundreds of the world’s most spectacular geese, ducks and
swans; birds so tame that some will feed from your hand.
• Superb restaurant and panoramic viewing lounge
• All the centre’s paths are pushchair and wheelchair friendly
• Picnic areas; exciting board walks through big reed beds
• Boat safaris every day
• Weekends and holidays are marked with special events,
discovery trails and hands-on activities
All-in-all, an exciting and interesting day out to fulfi l everyone’s
expectations.
Admission prices apply
Open all year but closed Christmas Day
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