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Solar Heritage

Solar Heritage
Photo copyright Chichester Harbour Conservancy

Experience the beauty, wildlife and history of Chichester Harbour on our eco-friendly boat, Solar Heritage.

Solar-powered, Solar Heritage offers a quiet and peaceful way to explore Chichester Harbour. Our boat trips run all year round. Our standard trips include harbour discovery tours, seal safaris and nature and birdwatching trips. We also run unique sailings throughout the year including music trips, sunset cruises, talks from specialist speakers and themed family trips. We offer dog-friendly sailings on our Harbour Discovery cruises. Private hire is available.

Solar Heritage is fully-accessible and open-sided with a large stable deck so you can move around and enjoy superb panoramic harbour views.

Follow this link find out more and to book a trip on Solar Heritage

Solar Boat

Solar Boat

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