Bosham located around 20 minute drive from Chichester. Great for a winter day visit but sure it’s mobbed in the summer. There is a fairly large pay display car park by the Quay with public toilets. Nice walk all around the bay with some great views. Few cafes and pubs to seek shelter on a day trip/visit.

What quaint village to visit ... the tide floods the high-street twice a day so pick your visiting time carefully. It was interesting to see how the local architecture adapts to the location ... lots of the house doors start 2 foot above the road to prevent flooding. There are a couple of local shops, a few cafe's and a pub. The views out to the river are lovely.

Mesmerizing, beautiful, location, even in the chill wind, but basking in the watery Spring sunshine. Enchanting rural views across the Bosham Channel. Unsurprisingly, there was hardly any other visitors, except for perhaps, the swans looking for a handout. It is a lovely walk around the Waterfront, and Bosham's small quay, past centuries old buildings, but we were always looking out the estuary. Two buildings stand out, the headquaters of the local sailing club at the Old Mill, wth its warning of not parking in crtain places due to flooding. The other building is the Raptackle. This grade 2 listed wooden barnlike building, dates from the C18th, when Bosham was an important small port, back then it was a formerly used as a commercial warehouse, and for the storage of sailing gear. This is a lovely place to wander, and has a number of cafes and pubs just a few hundred yards away.

A lovely place to visit. The only sad thing to see, were all the houses with amazing views sitting empty. It really sucks the heart out of a place. We drove to Itchenor and took the ferry across to Bosham and walked to the village. A great way to spend a day.

Bosham is a small village on the West Sussex coast as part of Chichester Harbour. It really is a beautiful place to visit. The harbour itself is very attractive, whether the tide is in or out. The tides move in or out fast so you have to take this into account should you walk around the coast. Sometimes you might see a car which is in the sea where someone has parked near the water. The houses are very attractive and you will see some have brickwork fitted to stop the sea entering the gardens. The church is very attractive to see both outside and inside. The Anchor Bleu pub is also attractive and serves a good selection of meals as well as drinks. Other cafes are available and the shopping centre has a very interesting selection of items to both look at or buy. There’s a very nice ice cream shop too. There is also a sailing club here. Views over the sea can be beautiful in all directions. A pay for car park is available in the village. There are toilets here too.