Walks you can reach from Warblington by train

Portsmouth Harbour Station to Havant Station (Hampshire)

2m direct from Warblington.

20km.

Flat coastal walk, seafront promenade, sandy beaches, short ferry crossing, disused railway path, and harbourside shore path.

Documented by the Saturday Walkers Club.

Southbourne Station to Emsworth Station (Sussex)

3m direct from Warblington.

15km.

Flat coastal sea wall, tidal harbour, salt marsh, sand dunes, beach, mudflats, tidal lake, and historic village high street. Check tide timings.

Documented by the Saturday Walkers Club.

Southbourne Station to Chichester Station (Sussex)

6m direct from Warblington.

18km. 5h.

Flat tidal harbour shoreline, raised sea walls, mudflats, fields, light woodland, duck pond, and pedestrianised historic city centre. Can be muddy. Best at high tide.

Documented by the Saturday Walkers Club.

Southbourne Station to Bosham Station (Sussex)

6m direct from Warblington.

Flat tidal harbour shoreline, raised sea walls, mudflats, fields, and quaint harbourside village. Can be muddy. Best at high tide.

A shorter variant of Southbourne to Chichester – documented by the Saturday Walkers Club.

Fishbourne Station Circular via Chichester Harbour (Sussex)

15m direct from Warblington.

Easy: 11km, flat terrain. 3h–5h.

Beginner-friendly: Just follow the coast and come back along a straight walk. It’s almost too simple! Flat, short and plenty of choices for lunch.

Chichester Harbour is a little-known National Landscape. Its protected saltmarsh landscape feeds an abundance of birdlife. It’s a major recreational harbour but somehow has a romantically melancholy and isolated air — you can imagine sea shanties being composed here.

Highlights: Chichester Harbour, Bosham, and Fishbourne Roman Palace & Gardens.

Lunch stops in Bosham (1h30–2h30 in): the Anchor Bleu, Timberley's, the Berkeley Arms, or Marwick's.

End-of-walk rewards: the Bull's Head Pub, or the Woolpack Inn.

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