Things To Do
in Selsey

Iconic headland with ocean views, ideal for sunrise or dramatic sea-sky photography.

Wetlands and marshes teeming with birdlife; excellent for golden hour and wildlife shots.

Calm waters, boats, and reflections along the harbor—perfect for serene coastal photography.

Wide sandy shore with gentle dunes and expansive sea vistas for wide-angle shots.

A traditional steamed pudding with a rich custard-like surprise inside; a quintessential Sussex dessert often found in local tea rooms.

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Assortment of locally caught prawns, crab, and white fish, best enjoyed at a seaside pub or fish shack.

Cold prawns in seasoned butter served with crusty bread—great as a light seaside starter.

Classic seaside staple featuring locally sourced cod or haddock, best enjoyed hot and crispy.

Pop-up stalls along the seafront during summer offering fresh seafood, baked goods, and local crafts.

Occasional farmers' markets in Chichester and nearby towns where you can find cheeses, chutneys, and seasonal produce.

Tipping is customary but not mandatory. In pubs, rounding up or a 5-10% tip for table service is common; in cafes it is typically optional.

Debit and credit cards are widely accepted; contactless payments are common. Cash is still useful at smaller venues and markets.

Long days, mild to warm temps, and busy seafront. Ideal for beach activities, long walks, and sunset photography, but expect crowds on weekends.

Cooler air and migrating birds along the coast; pleasant weather for coastal walks and wildlife watching.

Often windy and cooler with occasional frost; quieter streets and dramatic stormy seas suitable for moody photography.

Milder days, blooming hedgerows, and increasing wildlife activity; great for nature walks and outdoor dining.

Vegetarian options are generally available at pubs and cafés; look for vegetable pies, frittatas, and salads.

Vegan options are increasingly available, but may be limited in some traditional pubs; check menus ahead or request substitutions.