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Worthing is a traditional seaside town with a twist. With an iconic 1930s pier, a wide, open promenade and an endless horizon, it is an ideal choice for a seaside escape. Spend time here taking in the sea air, visiting art studios in beach huts, or experiencing the exhilaration of stand up paddle boarding (SUP) or kite-surfing.
The town’s cultural heritage shines through, with the Dome one of the UKs oldest working cinemas, and live music and theatre including the contemporary Summer of Circus.
A little out of town, family visitors will enjoy spotting wild ponies at Cissbury Ring, an iron age fort on the South Downs, or you could take in Shoreham-by- Sea and visit the Lifeboat station, or take a helicopter pleasure ride from the local aerodrome with its famous Art-Deco terminal building.
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Why not visit
LearnToKitesurf.co.uk – fully qualified instructors will help you master this amazing watersport.
Dome Cinema – A special movie experience in the stunning Edwardian cinema that first opened in April 1911.
Cycle Worthing to Shoreham – enjoy an exhilarating bike ride along the seven-mile traffic free cycle route.
Cissbury Ring – climb to the most historic hill on the South Downs, take in breath-taking views and uncover ancient secrets.
For more information, visit Discover Worthing.
Local guides
Get inspiration for things to do, places to stay and experiences to remember in and around Worthing with the help of our local guides.
Strolling along Worthing seaside
Jo and her friends take in the fresh, salt air on Worthing seafront.
