Worthing Beach — Attraction in Worthing

Nice quiet beach that has a pier and other victorian band stand etc. Laurel & Hardy were meant to of visited while on tour. This was shown in the recent film that was made starring Steve Coogan as Stan Laurel. I saw a lady get told off for walking her two dogs on the beach by a beach security person on a 4 wheeled beach bike. This is advertised as its the same every year May-September. As I did see dog mess on the way down to were I wanted to sit and eat my ice cream. I have no problem with dogs at all. I love dogs and have owned two my self in the past. The pier is ok not very big and not much on it compared to Brightons. But still some beautiful sponsored stain glass windows that reflect different light on the boards. Plus make nice tinted colour shots of the shoreline. Used to have a live gig venue at the end of the pier great as it could be as loud as it wanted. Saw one member of muddy waters their a few years back. It saddly closed said to refurbish but something happened as...

Worthing Beach is one of those places that balances natural beauty with a calm, welcoming atmosphere. The long stretch of shingle and sand has an open, uncluttered feel, giving you wide views of the horizon where the sea seems to melt into the sky. On clear days, the water sparkles with a soft, silvery light, and when the tide is out, you can walk far out across smooth, rippled sand.

The promenade adds to the charm—lined with cafés, gardens, and gentle activity—yet it never feels overwhelming or crowded. Sunsets at Worthing Beach are particularly striking, painting the coastline in warm golds and pinks, creating a serene and almost meditative scene.

It’s not dramatic like some cliff-lined coasts, but that’s part of its beauty: it’s peaceful, understated, and easy to lose yourself in, whether you’re strolling, sitting with a book, or just listening...

The first time I've ever been worthing and it was with my OH, our first date night in a while to get some time away from the children.. we got there and parked up got some food sat on the pier to eat it and then we struggled to find an off license finally finding one 45 minutes later.. we went back to the beach to get the children some sweets found a sweet stall next to the bumper cars.. we got 2 small bags to sweets and a small tub of candy floss for them all and when my OH went to pay for them he charged £17.50 for just that small amount which shocked me a bit.. and then the old fella that served us made a very rude comment to my OH which I thought was really strange and I was very offended. I certainly won't be returning nor will I take my children there either and have been telling my family to avoid it also. 1st experience was such a...