Bognor Regis (Aldwick)

22.3°C Water temp · Aug 2

United Kingdom Coastal 4 - Poor 22.3°C

Bognor Regis (Aldwick) — Open Government Licence v3

Satellite view of Bognor Regis (Aldwick) — Satellite © Esri

The bathing water is a resort beach on the south coast in West Sussex, adjacent to the town of Bognor Regis. The beach is predominantly shingle with some sand exposed at low tide. A promenade sits above much of the beach and there is a pier to the east.

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Water

Coastal bathing water

Location

Arun, West Sussex, Arun District

Season

Designated bathing water since 1988. Official monitoring season runs from May to September.

Water Quality

Poor (2025). Assessed under rBWD

Risks

Within the vicinity of the beach there are 4 surface water outfalls namely Dark Lane, Silverston Avenue, Nyewood Lane and Victoria Road South. Reduced water quality may persist in the area adjacent to the outfalls for some time after rainfall has occurred. There are also 4 storm overflows (Aldwick Avenue storm overflow, Silverston Avenue storm overflow, Marine Drive storm overflow and Victoria Road storm overflow). Three of these storm overflows discharge into the surface water drains and one discharges out of a separate outfall to the beach. Discharges occur when heavy rainfall overwhelms the sewerage system but are designed not to affect bathing water compliance. There are further surface water drains and storm overflows over a km away to the east and west.