Bosham is a picturesque village on the shores of Chichester Harbour in West Sussex, with a long maritime history and a waterfront that changes dramatically with the tide. Bosham Quay is at the heart of the village, where boats gather alongside the shoreline and visitors can enjoy views across the harbour and surrounding countryside. The nearby waterfront is particularly attractive at low water, when much of the harbour foreshore is exposed, before the incoming tide gradually fills the creek again. Whether you're visiting Bosham Quay, walking along the harbour or exploring the village, our Bosham tide times provide the predicted high and low waters for the week ahead.

Perhaps Bosham’s most unusual feature is the tidal road beside Bosham Quay - it's partially covered by the sea when the tide comes in, leaving vehicles and pedestrians waiting for the water to recede before the road becomes accessible again.