Hayling Island Emsworth

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Hayling Island
Emsworth
with Havant, Langstone & Waterlooville
Visitor Guide 2010
www.visithavant.co.uk
Useful information
Welcome
Getting there
Welcome to our region
Situated on the south coast, approximately halfway between Portsmouth and Chichester, our
interesting and unique area is an easy place to gain access to with excellent road and rail links. You’ll
find Havant and Emsworth just off the A27 near to the junction with the A3(M), about 70 miles from
London. For Hayling Island and Langstone, exit the A27 and take the A3023 over the bridge. Here
you’ll find a great place to get away from it, whilst still being right in the middle of it all.
A friendly welcome awaits you here on the
south coast in Hampshire. With over 3 miles
of beaches right on the doorstep, as well as
the safe open spaces and sheltered bays of
Langstone and Chichester harbours, our region
can offer the ideal relaxing break.
A vital starting point for any visit is to call in
on our friendly Visitor Information Centre,
where you can get all the latest information
and leaflets. The centre, based at Beachlands,
can help with booking accommodation,
whether you are after hotels, holiday villages,
self-catering or camping and caravanning sites.
Also on sale are a wide range of maps and
guides, gifts and souvenirs, postcards and the
Hayling Island DVD postcard.
Well trained and very knowledgeable, the
centre’s staff will be pleased to give advice on
your specialist interests and requirements.
The Centre is at:
Havant Borough Visitor Information Centre,
Central Beachlands, 7 Seafront,
Hayling Island,
PO11 0AG
Tel 023 92 467111
Fax 023 92 465626
Email: tourism@havant.gov.uk
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Cover from top: sunset over Hayling Island; Sandwich Tern at sea; Langstone;
Hayling Island; South Downs; Peacock butterfly.
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CHICHEstEr
HayLInG IsLand
EmsWortH
HaVant
LanGstonE
WatErLooVILLE
Water, salt and fresh air have all determined
our future; we’ve been shaped by it, washed by
it, fed by it and – when the time and tides are
right – we play on it and in it. The area has a
fascinating history. The Celts thought Hayling
Hayling Island is all about the sea, recreation,
wildlife and relaxation; it was on Hayling
Island that the sport of windsurfing was born.
Emsworth serves as the gateway to Chichester
Harbour, with a charming town centre and
a calm harbour. Havant came about because
of the waters of the Homewell Spring, while
Waterlooville, well – there it’s all in the name.
Events
25 April
2 May
8–23 May
12–20 June
26 June
2–4 July
3 July
July
18 July
18 July
24–25 July
27–31 July
31 July–15 August
7 August
13–15 August
22 August
27 August–18 September
4–5 September
11–12 September
17–19 September
17–24 October
28 November
St Georges Day Market, Emsworth
Sunrise to Sunset W4CR Charity Windsurfing Challenge, Hayling
Havant Borough May Day Arts Trail
Waterlooville Music Festival
Leigh Park Carnival
Festival of Speed, Goodwood
Waterlooville Classic Motor Show
Stansted Proms
Emsworth Summer Market
Country Show, Staunton Country Park
Hampshire Water Festival, Staunton Country Park
Glorious Goodwood Races
Hayling Island Scarecrow Festival
Hayling Carnival
Vintage at Goodwood Celebrating 1940s–1980s
Tribute Band Day, Staunton Country Park
World Laser Sailing Championships
National Windsurfing Festival, Hayling Island
Havant International Food & Art Festival
Goodwood Revival Historic Car Races
Emsworth Seafood Week and Market
Emsworth Christmas Market
For the latest information on events/open days, please check with the Visitor Information Centre before you travel.
Visitor Information Centre & 023 92 467111
Design: The Graphic Design House • www.tgdh.co.uk • 023 9233 4971
Visitor Information
Island was a sacred isle, we’ve stories of rich
Roman finds, of a sad Russian Princess and
even rumours of the Holy Grail.
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Hayling Island
Hayling Island
Windsurfing
Hayling Island’s unique position in a relatively unspoilt spot offers a sense of
isolation and undiscovered territory. Its atmosphere takes you back to carefree
childhood days of summers in the sun and days you thought would never end. This
bell-shaped island measures just 10 square miles, is completely flat and has a
shoreline washed by shallow, clear waters.
The land might not roll but the sea does
and it was here, in 1958, that a 13 yearold local school boy called Peter Chilvers
took to the waves with a piece of ply-wood,
a tent flap and a curtain pole. The wind
caught his sail and windsurfing was born.
“It’s amazing” says Peter “that after all these
years the birthplace of windsurfing has
become a mecca for the sport. Conditions
on Hayling Island lend themselves to great
windsurfing. I loved the island as a kid and I
am still in love with it now. Driving over the
bridge at night when the water is high
is magical.”
Winter or summer, there’s always something
going on and lots to enjoy on this small,
fascinating island.
Bring your family…
Hayling Island is just right for families.
There’s plenty of family friendly
accommodation, including self-catering
properties, holiday villages and caravan and
camping sites.
Colourful beach huts line the seafront, or
Beachlands as we call it down here, which
boasts two award-winning beaches. Children
can paddle safely, play on the beach or
let of steam in the Adventure Playground,
while parents soak up the view over the
Solent. Alternatively, jump on board the little
train that runs along the front to Funland
Amusement Park.
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Bring your sea legs…
At the home of windsurfing, watersport
enthusiasts of all abilities will discover the
ideal conditions for catching a wave – visit
in September when the island hosts the
National Windsurfing Festival. Sailors are
well catered for, too, with Hayling welcoming
the Laser World Championships in 2010.
Bring your energy…
A network of public paths or tracks provide
visitors with excellent walking and cycling
opportunities through rural countryside.
Horse-riding along the Hayling Billy Trail,
which follows an old railway line hugging
the West Hayling Local Nature Reserve, is
rewarded with breathtaking views. Drop
by the golf course for a round or two while
admiring the scenery or let of steam whizzing
around the skate park down at Beachlands.
DON’T mISS
Bring your fishing gear…
You can net some great fishing
Peter Chilvers
on Hayling Island. There are some idyllic
spots for fresh water and salt water fishing or for
more of an adventure, take a sea-angling trip.
Bring an appetite…
hayling island
liFEboaT sTaTion
and musEum
Bracklesham Road
Tel: 023 92 465641
Open: 7pm–9pm on
Wednesday; 10am–noon
on Sunday
world lasEr sailing
Championships 2010
This prestigious event
will attract more than
500 sailors from more
than 50 counties to
Hayling Island – many
with their sights set
firmly on representing
their country at the
2012 Olympic Games.
There’s nothing like a sea breeze to make you
feel hungry and Hayling Island has a good
selection of eating options to tempt your taste
buds. Pop into a traditional pub for lunch or try
a local café or a delicious deli. Of course there’s
fish and chips, too – don’t even try to resist.
Bring your binoculars…
If its nature you crave we have an abundance
of flora and fauna to satisfy your needs.
Hayling Island is a paradise for bird watchers
and nature lovers; the harbours, coast,
marshes, oyster beds and wetlands provide
thriving habitats. You’ll find around two-thirds
of all birds on the British List here, and we’ve
got several nature reserves, Sites of Special
Scientific Interest and Chichester Harbour is an
Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
Common Tern
Bring your camera…
and take home some special memories.
DID YOU KNOW?
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Seaside Railw
l During the war, this brave little island stood as a decoy for nearby
Portsmouth, drawing bombers away from military and naval targets. One of the
anti-aircraft gun sites on the Sinah Common has been restored and Mulberry
Harbour Dock remains, still sitting off-shore in Langstone Harbour, near the
Ferry Point.
l The 10th-century name for Hayling Island was Heglingaigai, which translates
to the Island of the Holy Grail – some say that it’s still hidden here somewhere.
l In July 1988, a strange animal known as the Hayling Swamp Cat was run
down by a car in West Lane. How it came to be there is a mystery to this day as
the species is normally only found in the Middle East. Further reported sightings
since suggest there may be at least one other still at large on Hayling Island.
Little Tern
Little Egret
George spraggs, www.bird-watching.co.uk
Hayling Island
beach
Hayling Island
Beach huts
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Langstone & Chichester Harbours
Emsworth
Langstone
& Chichester
Harbours
Langstone and Chichester Harbours were
once the haunts of gangs of smugglers.
Today it’s an important RSPB site
and winter home to the thousands of
wildfowl and waders.
Picturesque Langstone lies within the
Chichester Harbour Area of Outstanding
Natural Beauty. Walkers, cyclists, watersport
enthusiasts, nature lovers, yachtsmen and
artists all flock here to enjoy the surroundings.
Others come just to partake the great food
served at one of the two Grade Two Listed pubs
on the water’s edge, both with terrific views.
Langstone village features some fine historic
buildings that have survived the
test of time, including the
pretty thatched cottages
on the High Street. From
the mill pond, you can
catch a glimpse of the
remains of Warblington
Castle’s gatehouse tower,
which came under fire by
Langstone
Parliamentarians during the
Civil War. Before the first
bridge was built between
Hayling and Langstone
in 1824, travellers
Warblington Ch
urch
crossed the water by
the ancient wadeway,
which is still visible
DID YOU KNOW?
at the bottom of
l It’s said that Royalists stayed at the Royal
the High Street at
Oak public house while plotting the rescue of King
low tide.
Charles I from imprisonment on the Isle of Wight.
Sailing
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Emsworth
Emsworth
A long history of fishing, oyster
dredging, milling and boat building
has made Emsworth, which is located
on the shore of Chichester Harbour, into
the pretty little town it is today.
A stroll around Emsworth will reveal some
lovely quaint specialist shops from oldfashioned iron-mongers to art galleries. It
can be difficult to decide where to eat when
presented with the array of charming tearooms, traditional pubs, cosy cafés and
excellent restaurants – it will come as no
surprise that Emsworth was home to the
UK’s largest independent food festival from
2001–07.
DID YOU KNOW?
l P. G. Wodehouse of Jeeves and Wooster fame,
lived in Record Road, Emsworth for ten years. A blue
plaque marks his house.
l In nearby Warblington is the pretty 16th-century
church of St Thomas a Becket. Look out for the two
grave watcher’s huts, built to guard against body
snatchers.
Emsworth
If you want to take advantage of the great
outdoors, follow the Promenade for a relaxing
walk that curves between the Millpond
harbourside and Chichester Harbour. Or
explore Slipper Millpond and Dolphin Quay,
still a working boat yard. Emsworth is also a
popular sailing centre; you can bring your own
boat or alternatively climb aboard Terror, a
28-foot traditional oyster fishing sailing boat or
Solar, a solar-powered catamaran. If you want
to find out more about this picturesque town,
pay a visit to the Emsworth
Museum, located above
the Fire Station.
Horse-riding
Brent Geese
rbours
across the ha
Sandwich Tern
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Havant & Waterlooville
further afield
Havant
r
Spinnaker Towe
Now a thriving market town, Havant grew up around the ancient Homewell Spring.
The Spring, one of many in the area, led to the manufacture of parchment. It’s
said that this was used for the Magna Carta and the Treaty of Versailles, true or not
there’s no doubt that the pure white parchment was of the finest quality.
Havant is now a thriving market town, characterised by its fine
Georgian buildings and narrow weaving footpaths called Twittens.
Most of the town centre is a conservation area, which developed
from a junction of ancient thoroughfares dating from Roman times.
One of Havant’s most popular attractions is the award winning
Staunton Country Park. A great family day out with plenty to see and
do, including a huge greenhouse with exotic plants, a maze and the
children will just love feeding the animals at the Ornamental Farm. If
you want to get some exercise, visit our leisure centre and take part
in one of the many activities available or walk the 13-mile Staunton
Way that finishes at the Queen Elizabeth Country Park. You can find
out more about the town’s past by visiting the free Havant Museum
and Art Centre on East Street.
DON’T mISS
havanT Town
CEnTrE
The modern indoor
shopping mall fronts
onto an attractive
pedestrian precinct in
part of West Street.
Perfect for relaxed
shopping, with an
interesting blend of
specialist retailers and
high street names. On
Tuesday and Saturday
there is also a lively
street market.
Waterlooville
With a market in the precinct every Friday, small
shops and big-name superstores, Waterlooville can
keep dedicated shoppers happy for hours.
But if you want to give more than your wallet a work-out, you can
always nip into the leisure centre to test your sporting skills or do
a few lengths of the swimming pool. Dates for your diary should
include the Waterlooville Music Festival that runs from
12 to 20 June 2010 and on the Saturday 3 July 2010
the town plays host to the Waterlooville Classic
Motor Show.
DID YOU KNOW?
l The town was once known as Waitland End but
renamed Waterlooville in honour of weary soldiers
who stopped here for refreshments after the Battle
of Waterloo in 1815.
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Chichester Ca
thedral
Once you are in the Havant area, you might not want to leave. But you could begin
your exploration with a trip on the Hayling Island Ferry that takes foot passengers
across to Portsmouth.
portsmouth
& southsea
Take the lift to the top of the Spinnaker Tower
for some amazing views. Go shopping at
Gunwharf Quays then take a walk along the
front to Southsea. A must visit is Portsmouth
Historic Dockyard. Visit the three ships, HMS
Victory, HMS Warrior 1860 and Henry VIII’s
Mary Rose Museum. Look round the Royal
Navy Museum – but save some energy for the
interactive Action Stations!
Famous for its Festival Theatre, this historic city is
dominated by the spire of Chichester Cathedral.
The Pallant House Gallery has a great collection
of 20th-century contemporary British art.
fishbourne
Explore the 1st-century Roman Palace at
Fishbourne. It was unearthed by some very
surprised workmen in the 1960s.
arundel
Gosport
Catch the ferry from Portsmouth to Gosport for
some unique attractions. Discover the secrets
of the deep at the Royal Navy Submarine
Museum, visit Explosion! the Museum of Naval
Firepower and take a walk in the woods to the
Living History Village where it’s always 1642.
south downs
vant
Homewell, Ha
Chichester
Great for walking, the wonderful South Downs
National Park is an Area of Outstanding Natural
Beauty – if that’s not enough there are lots of
Sites of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI).
From its hilltop, Arundel Castle watches
protectively over the town and the River Arun
as it has for centuries.
amberley
Watch craftsman demonstrate age-old skills
and crafts at the Amberley Working Museum.
Goodwood
Goodwood is all about horse racing and motor
sport, and also several colourful events that
celebrate these subjects.
Winchester
Waterlooville
Classic mot
or Show
Once England’s capital, the city has a lot to offer
with great shopping, ancient pubs, quaint tearooms,
the Cathedral and King Arthur’s Round Table.
Havant Park
Goodwood
South Downs
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attractions
attractions
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2 Stansted Park
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2 Staunton Country Park
Stansted Park and Chapel open Sundays & Bank Holidays
Easter to September. In June, July & August open Sundays,
Mondays Tuesday & Wednesday 1-4pm.
The state rooms are furnished as if the Earl was still at home,
and the amazing servants’ quarters are jam-packed with oldfashioned things to see.
Garden Centre & Tea Room are open all year.
Follow the Brown Heritage Signs from A3 (Horndean)
& A27 (Havant). Stansted Park, Rowlands Castle, Hampshire,
PO9 6DX. Available for weddings and private hire.
prices
For details of our Events Programme for 2010 contact us on:
Tel: 02392 412 265 • Fax: 02392 413 773
Web: www.stanstedpark.co.uk
Email: enquiry@stanstedpark.co.uk
Staunton Country Park, Middle Park Way, Havant,
Hampshire PO9 5HB
Tel: 02392 453 405 • Fax: 02392 498 156
Web: www.hants.gov.uk/staunton
Email: staunton.park@hants.gov.uk
Award winning Staunton Country Park, offers a great day out
for all the family.
Feed animals on the ornamental farm, venture into the tropical
Victorian glasshouses, be enchanted by the formal gardens,
tackle the Golden Jubilee Maze and explore 1000 acres of
landscaped parkland and ancient woodland on foot or by bike.
adult
Child
senior
£6.20
£4.60
(under 3 free)
£4.60
£19.90
£18.00
Car Park
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Guided Tours
Café/Gift Shop
Guided Tours
Café/Gift Shop
3
3
3
3/ 3
3
3/ 3
adult
Child
senior
Family/group
£7.00
£3.50
£6.00
Car Park
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3
3
4
2 The Station Theatre
prices
1
Family/group
Admission prices subject to change 1st April 2010
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All Seasons Entertainment at
The Station Theatre
Arguably the most comfortable amateur
theatre on the South Coast, with five or
six plays a year plus visiting professional
and amateur groups.
Film Shows once a month (Fridays)
West Town, Hayling Island, Hampshire PO11
0EH Box Office Open 10am to Noon, Monday to
Saturday. Bookings 02392 466 363 (answerphone)
For the latest attractions, see posters, Tourist
Information, The Hayling Islander or visit:
www.hants.gov.uk/hayling_dramatics
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attractions
food & drink
26 Hayling Island
21 The Blue Bell Inn Emsworth
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The Blue Bell Inn, South Street, Emsworth PO10 7EG
Tel: 01243 373 394
Web: www.bluebellinnemsworth.co.uk
Only yards from the harbour Quay, its the perfect spot for a
drink or bite to eat after a walk around the Harbour.
A family owned pub - Open all day
Great home cooked food - Fish speciality
Well kept real ales - Fabulous wine list
Courses
available from
MARCH to
NOVEMBER
Breakfasts - Lavazza Coffee
Hayling Island
Kitesurf School
T. 02392 422570 • 07956 125870
E. info@hikitesurfschool.co.uk
www.hikitesurfschool.co.uk
Included in The Portsmouth Evening News Top 10 Pubs
“The Best Fish & Chips in The Land!” The Times
Emsworth
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Elliot’s
Coastguard Cafe
Hayling’s oldest established restaurant.
Breakfasts, Snacks, Lunches, Afternoon teas,
and Evening Meals
Home cooked Roast Dinners Served Daily.
Meals on our menu include Salads, Omelettes,
Fish, Gammons, Pies, Jacket potatoes, curry, etc.
We also have a daily specials board,
and a Children’s Menu
© Skyscan.co.uk
Wine & Beer served from January 2010
Ancient Castle, Stately Home & Gardens
Arundel Castle, West Sussex. Open Thursday 1st April - Sunday 31st October 2010, Tuesdays to Sundays inclusive,
plus August Mondays & Bank Holiday Mondays. For more details, call on: 01903 882173 or visit our website
www.arundelcastle.org
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First class take away
All our fish is of the finest quality and
caught from sustainable sources. Our chips
are freshly prepared on the premises using
the best Maris Piper potatoes.
14–16 Seafront Road, Hayling Island,
Hants PO11 9HL
Tel: 02392 463 202
www.coastguard-cafe.co.uk
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Information - Places to stay
Hayling Island - Places to stay
Visitors Information Services
Prices are correct at time of going to press, but it is essential to check when making a reservation. Quoted hotel and
bed & breakfast prices are per room per night including breakfast, unless otherwise stated. Prices for self-catering
establishments and holiday parks are per unit per week. Short Breaks may be available – ring to enquire. Prices for
caravan and camping parks are per pitch per night. All prices include VAT. Some establishments accept Euros and this
is indicated by the symbol €.
ratings you can trust:
VisitBritain and the AA assess hotels and guest
accommodation (including B&Bs) to the same criteria
and award one to five stars. The star ratings reflect the
overall quality of the experience.
The following descriptions of what to expect apply to all
types of accommodation. Use it as a general guide.
visitbritain gold and silver awards
Places that “go the extra mile” to make your stay a
special one, will be awarded a high star rating and
hotels and guest accommodation may achieve a
Gold or Silver award.
H = Simple, practical, no frills.
H H = Well presented and well run.
H H H = Good level of quality and comfort.
H H H H = Excellent standard throughout.
H H H H H = Exceptional with a degree of luxury.
aa yellow stars (for guest accommodation only)
These are awarded for the high quality within each
star level for all aspects of guest accommodation.
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Pets welcome
Central heating throughout
Children welcome
(minimum age)
Swimming pool
on site/nearby
Tea/Coffee making
facilities
Lounge for residents’ use
Garden
Credit cards accepted
Euros accepted
Access for disabled
Internet
Wifi
To satisfy the criteria laid down by Havant
Borough Council and Tourism South East,
these establishments have undertaken to seek
accreditation during the coming year.
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Online Accommodation Booking
Whereas we are happy to assist with bookings by
telephone or at the Visitor Information Centre, this
year we are introducing an online booking service
via www.visithavant.co.uk
Havant Borough Visitor Information Centre
Beachlands
7 Seafront
Hayling Island
Hampshire PO11 0AG
Tel: 02392 467 111 Fax. 02392 465 626
Web: www.visithavant.co.uk
Opening Hours
Daily 9.30am–5.00pm
Mrs Maguire, 16 Charleston Close,
Hayling Island, Hampshire PO11 0JY
Tel: 02392 462 527
B&B furnished to very high standard. TV in all rooms. A very
good full English breakfast or continental. Vegetarians catered
for. Beautiful cultivated garden with outdoor seating.
single
£30-£35
double
Twin
2
1
£60-£70
£60-£60
Family
Triple
Ensuite Total
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3 Copsewood House
Caravan & Camping
Caravan and camping
Café or restaurant
Electrical hook-up
Chemical toilet disposal
Washing & ironing facilities
Hot showers
Car parking
beside tent/caravan
Swimming pool
on site or nearby
Licensed
Dogs welcome on a lead
Children’s play area
Calor gas available
No smoking
Television
Games room
Euros accepted
Shop or mobile shop
Entertainment/
recreation on site
Access for disabled
Internet
Wifi
HH
Our friendly staff can advise on accommodation,
attractions and leisure facilities – as well as opening
times, admission prices, places to eat, things to
do, special events, bus train and coach timetables,
places to visit in the surrounding area, tide tables,
beach huts and RADAR keys for the disabled toilets.
HHHH
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Jill and Ray Gadd, Copsewood House, Copse Lane,
Hayling Island, Hampshire PO11 0QD
Tel: 02392 469 294 Mobile: 079 1351 7413
Email: copsewoodhouse@hotmail.co.uk
Beautiful Pyecroft brick built house, situated in lovely gardens
in pretty rural North Hayling. Great English or Continental
breakfast. Luxurious rooms with en suites, king size beds,
TV/Sky, tea/coffee, fridge. Families and dogs welcome.
One room has large private balcony. Close to beaches,
country walks, and two good pubs. Bike storage, ample
parking, outside smoking area.
price rooms
price
For serviced accommodation (hotels and guest
accommodation) there are two separate schemes:
All the accommodation with the above symbols has been
quality assessed by either VisitBritain or the AA. Please be
aware that ratings may change throughout the year.
21 16 Charleston Close
price rooms
prices
Hayling Island
single
double
1
1
Twin
Family
1
£35
£45
£65
Triple
Ensuite Total
3
3
( P C b *W * k €
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4
2 The Newtown House Hotel
5
2 Ravensdale
6
2 Turanga House
HHHH
Jane & Phil Taylor, Ravensdale, 19 St Catherine’s Road,
Hayling Island, Hampshire PO11 0HF
Tel: 02392 463 203 Fax: 02392 463 203
Email: phil.taylor@tayloredprint.co.uk
Web: www.ravensdale-hayling.co.uk
single
double
*
2*
1
from £66
†
from £40
Twin
Family
Triple
Ensuite Total
2
3
A warm and friendly service awaits you at Turanga House.
Guests are accommodated in a peaceful detached annex. The
Hayling Billy Trail, shops and restaurants are nearby. Rooms
have a TV / DVD and tea making facilities. Secure on site
parking and safe cycle storage. Use of garden. Children and
well behaved pets welcome.
price rooms
price rooms
price
A warm welcome awaits you at this comfortable home, quietly
situated near the beach and golf course. Bedrooms are attractive,
very comfortable and enhanced with numerous thoughtful
extras. Home cooking can be enjoyed at breakfast (and dinner by
arrangement) in the dining room overlooking the garden.
68 West Lane, Hayling Island, Hampshire
Tel: 02392 637002
Email: info@turanga-house.co.uk
Web: www.turanga-house.co.uk
* single occupancy of double room for £42.00
† (private, separate bathroom)
1 person £40, 2 people £62-£66, 3 people from £90
[ ( P b *(6) W R * €
single
1
£65
double
Twin
Family
2
1
£65
£65
Triple
Ensuite Total
4
4
[ ( P C b *W *
Mr K. Boothroyde, Manor Road, Hayling Island,
Hampshire PO11 0QR
Tel 02392 466 131 Fax: 02392 461 366
Email: info@newtownhouse.co.uk
Web: www.newtownhouse.co.uk
7 millers of Hayling
The 27 bedroom Newtown House Hotel is an 18th Century
converted farmhouse, located on Hayling Island in Hampshire.
An ideal centre for touring, the hotel is situated between the
historic naval city of Portsmouth and the cathedral city of
Chichester with its Festival Theatre.
HH
19 Mengham Road, Hayling Island,
Hampshire PO11 9BG
Tel: 02392 465 951
Email: rentals@haylingproperty.co.uk
Web: www.haylingproperty.co.uk
to
HHHH
A wide selection of privately owned, self-catering houses,
bungalows and seafront flats. All fully furnished and equipped
and inspected and graded by English Tourist Board inspectors.
We have everything from 2 bedroom apartments right on the
beach to 2 and 3 bedroom bungalows 100 yards from the
seafront and 3 and 4 bedroom houses with sea views and water
frontage. Children are welcome and some properties take pets.
Free colour brochure. See website for full details, photos and
availability.
Further to the north is the beautiful South Downs with its
quaint villages and stately homes.
The hotel is set in delightful grounds. Original features are still
visible including, old ships’ beams, oak panelling, inglenook
seating, and stone fireplaces.
The hotel provides one of the finest restaurants in the region
– à la carte and table d’hôte menus and fine wines. The hotel
also provides conference facilities for up to 150 delegates.
double
Twin
Family
Triple
3
17
3
2
2
£75
£85
£85
£120
£85
[ ( P C b *W R * k
24
Ensuite Total
27
houses
3
1-8
£295
£745
Flats
5
1-6
£245
£595
bungalows
3
1-6
£275
£695
27
price
price rooms
accommodation no. of properties sleeps low season high season
single
25
2
8
9
2
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3 NIGH EAK
ND BR
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JUST
FROM
£259
*
RSON
PER PE EAK
PER BR
3 night weekend and 4 night midweek breaks at
T
3 NIGH EAK
ND BR
WEEKE JUST
FROM
£184
*
RSON
PER PE EAK
PER BR
T
3 NIGH EAK
ND BR
WEEKE JUST
FROM
*
£189
RSON
PER PE EAK
PER BR
3 night weekend and 4 night midweek breaks at
T
3 NIGH EAK
ND BR
WEEKE JUST
FROM
£184
*
RSON
PER PE EAK
PER BR
*TERMS & CONDITIONS: All offer breaks are subject to promotional availability and cannot be used in conjunction with any other offer or discount.
New bookings only. Prices shown are based on two people sharing Ambassador accommodation. All persons in your booking must be over 21 years of age.
Warner reserves the right to change or reduce these offers at any time without prior notice. Please see the current brochure for details or go online at www.
warnerleisurehotels.co.uk. †Open Whitsun to September. Bourne Holidays Limited trading as Warner Leisure Hotels. Registered in England No. 01854900. 1 Park
Lane, Hemel Hempstead, Hertfordshire HP2 4YL. A company within Bourne Leisure Ltd.
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*TERMS & CONDITIONS: All offer breaks are subject to promotional availability and cannot be used in conjunction with any other offer or discount. New
bookings only. Prices shown are based on two people sharing Standard accommodation. All persons in your booking must be over 21 years of age. Warner reserves
the right to change or reduce these offers at any time without prior notice. Please see the current brochure for details or go online at www.warnerleisurehotels.
co.uk. Bourne Holidays Limited trading as Warner Leisure Hotels. Registered in England No. 01854900. 1 Park Lane, Hemel Hempstead, Hertfordshire HP2
4YL. A company within Bourne Leisure Ltd.
27
11
2 Elgan
rooms
price
price
single
double
Twin
Family
1
1
1
1
£35-37.50
£55-£65
£55-£65
£65-£80
incl. compl. b’fast
Manor Road, Hayling Island, Hampshire PO11 0QH
Tel: 02392 462 067
Fax: 02392 467 899
Elgan, 53c Southwood Road, Hayling Island,
Hampshire PO11 9PT
Tel: 02392 466 248 Mobile: 07905 014156
We welcome you to the White House and look forward to
making your stay enjoyable, whether for business, pleasure or
that special occasion. Open all year, we offer you comfortable
ground floor accommodation. We are conveniently located on
Hayling Island, within a mile of the A27, providing an ideal
base for exploring the best the South has to offer.
Long term contractor/corporate rates available.
Ensuite Total
4
4
Elgan is a friendly family run Bed and Breakfast. We have a
delightful detached house with a beautiful flower filled garden.
We are situated just across the road from the beach and also
have lovely views of Chichester harbour.
We are ideally positioned for Hayling and Mengham Rythe
sailing clubs.
single
double
Twin
Family
Triple
Ensuite Total
3*
3
£55-£60
13
2 Redwalls
HH
£30-£35
£50-£60
1
Family
1
1
£50-£60 £50-£60
[ ( P b W R *
28
Triple
Family
1
1*
£30
£60
£75
Ensuite Total
1
3
single
double
Twin
1*
2
£50
£50
Family
Triple
*single occupancy of double room £35
[ ( P b W R *
Triple
Situated near the sea, excellent water sports and golf close by
as well as the villages of Westown and Mengham, with local
shops and pubs, beaches and fairground.
Ideal for touring the Isle of Wight, Portsmouth and the New
Forest. Heated pool, café, shop and play area. Basic sites from
£15.00 including VAT.
Ensuite Total
1*
3
acres
pitches
months open
Electric
hook-up
14
300
Mar-Nov
£4
prices
per
night
£15
v I r 8 v Q X 9 C q k %
Hayling Island Holiday Park
Daphne and Noel Grover welcome you to ‘Redwalls’ which
provides superior, quiet and strictly non-smoking Bed &
Breakfast accommodation, all en suite, and with some sea
views. Ample parking space. All rooms have colour television
and tea making facilities. Full English breakfasts are served.
price rooms
price
price rooms
Shops and post office are within easy reach across the park,
while the main shopping area is under one mile away.
Laundry facilities are available on request.
Car parking on the premises.
Twin
double
Manor Road, Hayling Island, Hampshire PO11 0QX
Tel: 02392 464 695
Email: theovencampsite@talktalk.net
Web: www.haylingcampsites.co.uk
16
HH
Mr & Mrs Grover, Redwalls, 66 Staunton Avenue,
Hayling Island, Hampshire PO11 0EW
Tel: 023 9246 6109
Email: daphne@redwalls.co.uk
Web: www.redwalls.co.uk
Ann’s Cottage is about one minute walk from the sea. It is
situated in a quiet residential area opposite open parkland.
double
Twin
1
[ ( P b *W *
[ ( P b *W *
Mrs Jay, Ann’s Cottage, 45 St Andrews Road,
Hayling Island, Hampshire PO11 9JN
Tel: 02392 467 048
Email: ann.jay@virgin.net
single
single
*available from spring 2010
12
2 Ann’s Cottage
A warm friendly welcome awaits you at Crowberry, just 10
mins from the sea. Situated on the west of the island, we are
ideally situated for wind/kite surfers. Very large secure parking,
and pretty garden. Rooms have TV/DVD, Tea making facilities.
Excellent english /continental/ vegetarian breakfast.
Children Welcome.
*single occupancy of double room £35-40
[ ( P C b * W R * k €
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2 The Oven Campsite
price
prices
from
Terry and Maria, White House, 250 Havant Road,
Hayling Island, Hampshire PO11 0LN
Tel: 02392 463 464
Email: whitehousebb@btinternet.com
www.whitehousehayling.co.uk
FREE WIRELESS ACCESS
14
2 Crowberry Lodge
price rooms
HHHH
price rooms
10
2 White House
Ensuite Total
3
3
A fun filled family park in a stunning location, perfect for exploring the south coast
and award winning beaches nearby.
Indoor & outdoor heated pools
Top quality caravan holiday homes, many with
central heating & double glazing
● FREE kids’ clubs from tots to teens
●
●
Parkdean
24 award winning holiday parks
To book or to order a FREE brochure
Crazy Caves indoor play area, adventure
playground & loads more!
● Palms Bar & Restaurant
● Reef Showbar with live family entertainment
●
Ext
savinrga
online s
!
parkdean.com 0844 335 3748
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Emsworth & bedhampton - Places to stay
17
2 High Towers
Emsworth - Places to stay
2
2 Cherry Trees
HHHH
silvEr
award
20
2
HHH
HHH
Diana Patrick, 23 Parkside, Bedhampton
Havant, Hampshire PO9 3PJ
Tel: 02392 482 480 Mobile: 079 1953 7167
Email: diana.patrick@talk21.com
price
price
price
rooms
price
Hightowers Guest House near Palmerston’s Forts overlooks
Portsmouth, the sea and open countryside. It provides 3 star
en-suite bed and breakfast accommodation in a comfortable
modern setting with ample secure off road parking. We provide
a choice of excellent, full cooked or Continental breakfast in a
pleasant, friendly atmosphere.
Free internet access.
single
double
Twin
Family
1
2
1
1
£32-£35
£55-£60
Triple
Ensuite Total
5
5
£55-£60 £70-£80
[(
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Cb
b*
*(4)W
[
WRR**k
8 €WiFi k I 1
This Silver Award Bed and Breakfast is situated in the quiet
residential area of Bedhampton. It is a spacious detached
house that is beautifully presented and offers a high degree of
comfort and hospitality. It is conveniently situated close to the
A3 and A27 giving easy access to London, and the cities of
Portsmouth (8 miles) and Chichester (12 miles). It is an ideal
base for walkers and country lovers, being close to many areas
of natural beauty and interest.
priceprice rooms
Mrs Boulton, 14 Portsdown Hill Road, Bedhampton
Havant, Hampshire PO9 3JY
Tel: 02392 471 748 Email: hightowers14@aol.com
single
double
Twin
1
1
Family
Triple
Ensuite Total
1
2
£58-£65* £38-£55*
* except Goodwood
[ ( P b * W R * k
18
2 Hollybank House
Hollybank is a lovely Georgian Grade 2 listed country house
with elegant rooms and views to Chichester Harbour, in a
beautiful 10 acre garden with tennis court on the outskirts of
Emsworth. Comfortable facilities, all en suite or with private
bathroom. Also an ideal location for private functions.
For directions and information visit our website.
Elegant, award winning family house, fully refurbished
Victorian residence. Adjacent to open farmland and two
minutes drive from Emsworth Harbour.
double
Twin
Family
3
2
2
1
Triple
Ensuite
Total
3
4
£45-£55* £70-£90* £70-£90* £85-£105*
[ ( P C b * W R * 8
WiFi
k
rooms
single
Please call our
Reception Team on
(01243) 373363
28 en suite bedrooms
non-smoking establishment
free wireless internet facilities
ample residents parking
single
double
Twin
Family
7
15
4
2
price
price
price rooms
73 & 77 Horndean Road, Emsworth,
Hampshire PO10 7PU
Tel: 01243 373 755 Fax: 01243 431 377
Email: info@thejingles.co.uk
www.thejingles.co.uk
•
•
•
•
For more
information
or to make a
booking.
HHHH
Anna & Viv Williams, Hollybank House,
Hollybank Lane, Emsworth, Hampshire PO10 7UN
Tel: 01243 375 502
Email: anna@hollybankhouse.com
Web: www.hollybankhouse.com
*except Goodwood
30
19
2 Jingles
HHHH
All 39 bedrooms combine
contemporary elegance with
the Brookfield’s strong sense
of history and charm.
A true refuge in which
to relax or escape!
£49.50£69.50
£60£79.50
£60£79.50
£75-£95
Triple
Ensuite Total
28
28
[ ( P b * W R * k
31
Attractions
Transport
Shopping
21 Cosham Car Accessories Ltd
Cycle Hire,
Sales & Repair
Specialists in unusual handmade frostproof
and frost-resistant pots and planters from
Greece and around the world.
Crescent Kiosk, Beachlands,
Hayling Island Seafront
•
•
•
•
Spanish cookware and ceramics
Olive trees and unusual plants
Chimineas and accessories
Greek oil and Italian
balsamic vinegar
• Giftware
and much, much more
Tel: 077 4981 8222
Also at 55 High Street, Cosham
Tel: 02392 378 658
WHERE ARE WE? Just look for the Crescent
Kiosk, Bicycles, Tandems, Kiddies Bikes and Mobility
Scooters, and you’ve found us!
2
Eastoke Corner (Seafront), Hayling Island
Tel: 02392 637 590
Closed Mondays except school & bank holidays
Discoverthe
Waterlooville
Market
2
Hampshire& Sussex Coast
by bus!
...cruise along the coast
with Coastliner 700
regular services between Brighton
and Portsmouth & Southsea
dayrider gold
buy a
2 Local Markets
21
look o
speciaut for our
lo
during ffers
th
school e
holiday
s!
for a days unlimited travel across
Hampshire, Surrey & Sussex
Adult£7.30 Child £5.80Family £14.50*
* conditions apply
prices correct at 1st January 2010
0871 200 22 33
calls cost 10p plus network extras
stagecoachbus.com/south
Visitor
InformationCentre
Centre ✆
& 023
02392467111
Visitor
Information
92 46711 1 13
19
20
West Street Havant:
Tuesdays & Saturdays 9am–4pm
London Road Waterlooville:
Fridays 8am–4pm
Fresh Local Fruit and Vegetables
Plants and Cut Flowers
Ladies and Gents Clothing
Books and Bags
Great
gift ideas Something for
everyone!
For further information contact
SMTC Ltd, Unit 3, Lake Farm House,
Allington Lane, Fair Oak, Eastleigh, SO50 7DD
Tel 02380 694843
Mobile 07811 357393
Attractions
Attractions
8
2 Chichester Cathedral
9
2 Chichester Harbour Conservancy
In the heart of Chichester, a magnificent Cathedral with
treasures ranging from medieval stone carvings to famous
20th Century artworks. Treasury, exhibitions, lunchtime
concerts. Free guided tours Monday to Saturday. Specialist
tours also available (history, art, behind-the-scenes, civil
war tours…) Superb new Cloisters Restaurant and Shop.
Chichester Cathedral, The Royal Chantry, Cathedral
Cloisters, Chichester, West Sussex PO19 1PX
Prices
Tel: 01243 782 595 • Fax: 01243 812 499
Web: www.chichestercathedral.org.uk
Email: info@chichestercathedral.org.uk
10
2
Adult
Child
Senior
Attractions
12
2
SOLAR HERITAGE
Come aboard our quiet, pollution-free catamaran to see
Chichester Harbour Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty
from the water.
A full commentary will tell you more about the harbour’s
history and wildlife. Daily departures from Emsworth during
the summer. Departures from Itchenor at other times.
Solar Heritage is also available for private hire.
Chichester Harbour Conservancy
Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty
Call or see website for departure times.
Tel: 01243 513275 • Web: www.conservancy.co.uk
Family/Group
Admission free – donations greatly appreciated
Car Park
b
Guided Tours
Café/Gift Shop
✓
✓
✓
✓/ ✓
AMBERLEY
Adult
Child
£5.50
£3.00
Senior
Family/Group
121
MUSEUM & HERITAGE CENTRE
D I S C OV E R
LEARN
Portsmouth is just a stone’s throw from
Havant making it a perfect base to explore
the area. Discover centuries of history at
Portsmouth History Dockyard, view the
south from new heights at the Spinnaker
Tower or visit one of our fascinating
museums. Add shopping, eating and
drinking right on the water’s edge and
you’ll be glad you came.
H AV E F U N
Amberley Museum & Heritage Centre, Amberley, Near Arundel,West Sussex, BN18 9LT.
Discover, Learn and have fun
around the Museum’s 36 acre site
See history in the making
with traditional
craftspeople giving
‘hands-on’
demonstrations. Visit
the electricity hall,
Connected Earth
telecommunications
exhibition, print workshop
and much more.
Take a nostalgic ride on
a vintage bus or the
narrow-gauge railway.
There is also a restaurant
and gift shop on site. Dogs
welcome on leads.
See website for opening times or
call: 01798 831370
www.amberleymuseum.co.uk
Call for more information
For your copy of
A DVD Postcard
from Hayling Island
023 9282 6722
please contact the
Visitor Information Centre
Tel: 023 9246 7111
Visitor
InformationCentre
Centre ✆
& 023
02392467111
Visitor
Information
92 4671 1 1 13
13
13
www.visitportsmouth.co.uk
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