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Common finds include sharks' teeth and bivalve shells.
Bracklesham Bay is a 200.6-hectare (496-acre) biological and geological Site of Special Scientific Interest in West Sussex. It is a Geological Conservation Review site.
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Chichester district council assists with boat launches - excluding personal craft and jetskis - runs Royal Yacht Association (RYA) accredited training courses and generally manages the beach. There is a display at the Foreshore office when open.
A nature reserve accessible from Earnley or Siddlesham.
Earnley Butterflies and Gardens
A butterfly house, bird aviary, animal & reptile rescue centre, gardens, various exhibitions, children play areas and a café.
A sandy Blue Flag beach run by West Wittering Estate PLC with windsurf, kitesurf and swimming areas, café, other facilities and a private car park.
Shifting sand dunes, shallow waters, salt marsh and wildlife.
Chichester Harbour, very close to Bracklesham Bay. Eco-friendly solar boat trips round Chichester Harbour are available from West Itchenor.