What We Did Last Summer: Sea kayaking and cycling weekend

Last July we were in Chichester for the weekend.  Saturday was sea kayaking in Chichester Harbour, and Sunday cycling on quiet cycle routes by the coast and on disused railway lines, with an option of a walk for non-cyclists.

We hope to do a similar trip in 2016.

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Chichester Sea Kayaking and cycling weekend

On Saturday 12 of us tried out sea kayaking in Chichester harbour, which was amazing.  After 5 hours we arrived back at our starting point in Itchenor, tired but still exhilarated.

On Sunday, some went on long lazy cycle ride on the Salterns Way and Route 888, while others went walking and sightseeing.  Here are a few pictures we brought back.

Last call for the Chichester weekend.

We have 12 people booked on the sea kayaking on Saturday but if you don't want to sea kayak you can just come along for the walking or cycling on Sunday

You can travel down on Saturday and join the walking and cycling on Sunday or else come down on Friday, do your own thing on Saturday and join the walk/cycle on the Sunday.

Sea kayaking and cycling/walking/river kayaking weekend (17th to 19th July) Chichester.

We have 12 people booked on this and also several people on the waiting list. If we get enough people on the waiting list, they can also be booked in (as the kayaking is done in multiples of 6).

The cost of the sea kayaking (4 hours) is £30. All equipment is supplied. The accommodation is B&B accommodation at Chichester University (walking distance from the station) £38 per person per night (own rooms, includes breakfast).

This trip is subsidised by CLOG and you would need to join CLOG in order to come on this trip

The sea kayaking is on the Saturday and the options for Sunday are: cycling, walking or river kayaking (again multiples of 6 are needed for the latter). If you are interested, don't leave it too late as the accommodation will get booked up.

Chichester itself is a lovely old cathedral city, which we will be exploring on the Friday and Saturday evenings.

Don't like water? Why not come just for the Sunday and do the walk or cycling?