1. Do the Hayling Billy
The Hayling Billy is the past name for the train that used to connect Hayling Island to the mainland. There is now a pathway that follows the old train line along the coast, that is tremendous to pass along or cycle up..
The 4 mile long path hugs the western seacoast of the island, putting up a peaceful alternative route between West Town at the southbound end and Langstone Bridge at the northward end. The track itself has two tracks, offering different surfaces for horse riders on one side and pedestrians and cyclists on the other.
2. Bargain hunt at the car boot sale
The Island's biggest car boot sale is held every Wednesday close to the funfair at beachlands. Good weather usually leads to more sellers, but the regulars can be found there rain or shine from early in the morning.
3. Try your hand at golf
There a couple of golf courses on Hayling island. A Par 4 on the seafront offers interesting challenges with the wind amongst enjoyable views. The easier course is the Tournerbury Woods setting.
4. Learn to Kitesurf
Kitesurfing is the latest spectacular water sport to hit the beaches of Hayling Island and is gaining in popularity year on year. The shallow sandy bay of West Beachlands makes for an ideal place to learn this exciting sport and lessons are available throughout the summer months from Zero Gravity on Hayling.
5. Take a wildlife walk
Hayling Island enjoys a protected climate. The Downs to the North and the Solent to the South, provides Hayling with a great shelter, which gives it its unique microclimate. So, it boasts a variable fauna and flora which you can view
The Hayling Billy is the past name for the train that used to connect Hayling Island to the mainland. There is now a pathway that follows the old train line along the coast, that is tremendous to pass along or cycle up..
The 4 mile long path hugs the western seacoast of the island, putting up a peaceful alternative route between West Town at the southbound end and Langstone Bridge at the northward end. The track itself has two tracks, offering different surfaces for horse riders on one side and pedestrians and cyclists on the other.
2. Bargain hunt at the car boot sale
The Island's biggest car boot sale is held every Wednesday close to the funfair at beachlands. Good weather usually leads to more sellers, but the regulars can be found there rain or shine from early in the morning.
3. Try your hand at golf
There a couple of golf courses on Hayling island. A Par 4 on the seafront offers interesting challenges with the wind amongst enjoyable views. The easier course is the Tournerbury Woods setting.
4. Learn to Kitesurf
Kitesurfing is the latest spectacular water sport to hit the beaches of Hayling Island and is gaining in popularity year on year. The shallow sandy bay of West Beachlands makes for an ideal place to learn this exciting sport and lessons are available throughout the summer months from Zero Gravity on Hayling.
5. Take a wildlife walk
Hayling Island enjoys a protected climate. The Downs to the North and the Solent to the South, provides Hayling with a great shelter, which gives it its unique microclimate. So, it boasts a variable fauna and flora which you can view
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