Gosport
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Weather & Tides
Tonight - Partly Cloudy
Minimum: 17C, Wind Direction: north-westerly
Wind: Good 8mph, Pressure: 1017mb, Sunset: 20:24 BST
Monday - Light Cloud
Maximum: 24C, Minimum: 15C
Wind: 14mph north-westerly, Visibility: Good, Pollution: Low, Sunrise: 05:54 BST, Sunset: 20:22 BST
Tuesday - Light Cloud
Maximum: 24C, Minimum: 16C
Wind: 17mph westerly, Visibility: Good, Pollution: Low, Sunrise: 05:56 BST, Sunset: 20:20 BST
| Date | Event | Time | Height |
|---|
| Sun 16 Aug | High Tide | 02:16 | 4.62m |
| Sun 16 Aug | Low Tide | 07:44 | 0.64m |
| Sun 16 Aug | High Tide | 15:07 | 4.74m |
| Sun 16 Aug | Low Tide | 20:04 | 0.88m |
| Mon 17 Aug | High Tide | 03:03 | 4.53m |
| Mon 17 Aug | Low Tide | 08:22 | 0.87m |
| Mon 17 Aug | High Tide | 15:47 | 4.64m |
| Mon 17 Aug | Low Tide | 20:43 | 1.1m |
| Tue 18 Aug | High Tide | 03:49 | 4.39m |
| Tue 18 Aug | Low Tide | 08:59 | 1.16m |
| Tue 18 Aug | High Tide | 16:21 | 4.48m |
| Tue 18 Aug | Low Tide | 21:21 | 1.36m |
| Wed 19 Aug | High Tide | 04:32 | 4.21m |
| Wed 19 Aug | Low Tide | 09:37 | 1.48m |
| Wed 19 Aug | High Tide | 16:55 | 4.28m |
| Wed 19 Aug | Low Tide | 22:01 | 1.65m |
| Thu 20 Aug | High Tide | 05:13 | 3.99m |
| Thu 20 Aug | Low Tide | 10:21 | 1.82m |
| Thu 20 Aug | High Tide | 17:32 | 4.03m |
| Thu 20 Aug | Low Tide | 22:54 | 1.93m |
| Fri 21 Aug | High Tide | 06:01 | 3.74m |
| Fri 21 Aug | Low Tide | 11:38 | 2.13m |
| Fri 21 Aug | High Tide | 18:20 | 3.79m |
| Fri 21 Aug | Low Tide | 00:28 | 2.13m |
| Sat 22 Aug | High Tide | 07:27 | 3.56m |
| Sat 22 Aug | Low Tide | 13:11 | 2.27m |
| Sat 22 Aug | High Tide | 19:50 | 3.62m |
These times are for Portsmouth
Information
GOSPORT:
Taking it’s name from the medieval phrase for ‘port of geese’ Gosport has come an awful long way since 1100 when the Bishop of Winchester was holed up there during a heavy storm and suggested the village should be called ‘God’s Port’. Situated on the south coast overlooking the Solent and the Isle of Wight beyond, Gosport has one of the most enviable locations in the country. The waterfront with its stretches of wonderful beaches is also a favourite with water-sport enthusiasts and pleasure boaters. Yachtsmen take advantage of the nearby harbour at Portsmouth with is plethora of berths and the ease of which it is to sail to the Island directly opposite.
For walkers the area is a paradise. Not only does Gosport’s waterfront offer a truly fascinating stretch of coastline it is also close to the wonderful Alver Valley Country Park, famous for its abundant wildlife. For those with a fascination for nautical history there is the nearby Royal Navy Submarine Museum and Explosion! The Museum of Naval Firepower. If you fancy a round of golf there are few venues to match Gosport and Stokes Bay Golf Club with its spectacular sea views.
Dining out in the town is an adventure in itself from waterfront restaurants to al la Carte and traditional regency restaurants to bistros and ethnic cuisine; Gosport town centre is a mouth-watering delight. For that after dinner tipple, bar snack or an evening on the tiles, the pub scene is vibrant. With music close to the town’s cultural heart, there is also plenty of live music including the Gosport Music festival in June. In fact the town and surrounding area offers virtually a full calendar of events and festivals including carnivals, a Summer show at HMS Sultan, car rallies, the Michaelmas Fayre in September and much more.
Gosport is one of the South of England’s most under rated jewels in its coastal crown. A place to be savoured and appreciated. Be it for a short break or a holiday or even as a stop off point from which to discover this fascinating area of the UK, visitors to the town will never be disappointed.
I have left a review for this restaurant on trip advisor. The manager has responded saying that there were discrepancies in my report. There was not.
Both burgers were overly salty and we both left the majority of them. This was reported to Oliver the waiter, who was delightful. He could see that they had both been left. The manager says that I was offered sparkling water, I cannot drink tap water or carbonated drinks. My meal was forgotten and I ate after the other three in the party. The defensive manner in which the manager responded to my factual report is sad because it means he will probably not learn from constructive criticism. I would not recommend this restaurant sadly.
Nice and relaxed, no hurry.
Popped into Waitrose and noticed Affinity Hair salon and remembered them from your site.
Must have been fate as i needed trim anyway, staff were very accommodating and trimmed me.
Killed an hour and was better than mooching around Gosport high street.
Thanks
Was informed that TAGLIATA DI MANZO had been taken off the menu on numerous occasions but was always requested back. So that was my choice.
Consisted of Beef sirloin, (tagliata) style on rocket leaves & sun dried tomatoes, drizzled with honey and balsamic dressing and parmesan shavings with rosemary mini roast potatoes. Incredible, can see why it was requested back.
We had the Chow Mien and Beef in Black Bean Sauce,and it was excellent.
I think they have been confusing it with G's wich did close some tíme ago.
So get down to Red's and see for yourselves.
Lovely food.
Ribs, Seafood stew and pulled pork are just a few i sampled and had no complaints at all.
Changes every month so if you fancy it book ahead and ašk about the country of the month.
Mexico is September i think.
Good pies and choice of beers Lincredible.
Thanks
Nice relaxing atmosphere and lovely food.
Chicken jalfrazi and Dick chat masala were a couple of the dishes we would suggest.
Thanks for pointing that out, and yes the map does pinpoint it out at sea. But the clue is in the name in this instance: Spitbank FORT!!! if you check the website out you will see that our location is correct. it is actually in the water..From the reports we have had its also a great place to visit.
But thanks for the feedback.
Harbourguides Crew
Hi Harbourguides..What kind of guides are you when you put a restaurant/Hotel in the middle of the sea!!!Have you seen your map location for Spitbank Fort?? When you do I think you may realise your mistake!