Worthing Pier brings enjoyment to visitors and residents with a Café, a Theatre and an Amusement Arcade or simply stroll along, sit or fish.
The South end pavilion is a Café and Wedding Venue and the Pavilion Theatre and The Denton Lounge sit at the North end. An amusement arcade is in the middle of the Pier. It is a regular attraction for people to take a stroll along the deck and for fishing.
Fishing on the pier is free, there are coloured discs placed strategically on the upper decking, red, orange and green:
Green Zones: Fish all year round
Orange Zones: Fish only between October 1st and May 1st
Red Zones: No fishing
Fishing on the landing stage is unrestricted and can fish when you like, including overhead casting, however, we do not permit overhead casting on the decking for safety reasons.
Worthing Pier is open 6 am to 10 pm (weather depending) daily.
Generations of holidaymakers and Worthing residents have enjoyed visiting Worthing Pier. British seaside piers date from the early 1800s. Worthing’s pier was the thirteenth to be built in England at a cost of £6,500 by the Worthing Pier Company. The first pile was driven into the seabed on 4th July 1861. Designed by Sir Robert Rawlinson, the Pier was officially opened on 12th April 1862. Over the years it has been rebuilt and enlarged.
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