Crown and Anchor, Dell Quay
Chichester Marina to Dell Quay Walk (PDF, Chichester Conservancy)
- 4.5 miles, 7.5 miles – about 2 hours, flat.
- The Crown & Anchor pub at Dell Quay, Boat House Cafe at Chichester Marina.
A fine circular walk from Chichester Marina through fields with Chichester cathedral in the distance, before heading down to the harbour at Dell Quay to return towards the Marina along the waterside with fine harbour views, before finally also taking in Chichester canal.
The Marina was opened in 1966, can berth over 1000 boats and is the second largest marina in the country. The canal runs from the city of Chichester down to the Harbour and opened in 1823 as part of a larger canal scheme to carry cargo between London and Portsmouth.
Halfway, the 16th century Crown & Anchor at Dell Quay is an excellent harbour side pub whilst the stylish Boat House Cafe at Chichester Marina offers good value fayre.
December 31, 2018 at 12:40 pm
I wasn’t able to download the pdf for this walk. This link gives a 404 error https://www.conservancy.co.uk/assets/assets/walks_marina_dellquay.pdf
December 31, 2018 at 12:59 pm
Hi Clare, thanks for letting me know. The link had changed and I have now updated it so you should now be able to access the PDF which is now reached at https://www.conservancy.co.uk/assets/files/cms_item/59/d-Chichester_Marina_to_Dell_Quay_Walk-ScUbh4rPot.pdf.
February 14, 2020 at 10:33 am
An interesting place to go walking is Bramber castle, then onto Steyning. Each place is of great historic interest. Bramber Castle is (I believe) a Norman castle. There is a pretty good walk around it. You also pass by Bramber church. In Steyning, you have one the graves of one of our medieval kings, a monastery (at the back behind the church) and several houses of interest on the high street. I am sure someone more knowledgeable could enlighten you further. The history is all there to see explained in detail and there is a great museum, again near the Church. Sorry got to dash, love the website!
February 16, 2020 at 11:15 am
Hi Caroline, yes, Bramber’s an interesting little place – I have featured it before – see these two walks: http://longmanwalks.co.uk/walks-around-steyning-three-ancient-village-churches/ and http://longmanwalks.co.uk/walks-around-steyning-river-and-countryside-walk/