A panorama taken of the coastal marshland near to the boatyard at Keyhaven. The picture was taken on a sunny day. The largish boat moored by the banks of the Keyhaven River is the local ferry service between Keyhaven and Hurst Castle. The castle is on a shingle spur out in the marshes and beyond this is the outline of the Ilse of Wight.

Keyhaven Marshes - Keyhaven visitor guide showing a virtual tour of 'Keyhaven Marshes' linked to an interactive map with local and travel information. 360° panoramas from Hampshire.

Keyhaven is known for boating, yacthing, fishing and bird watching. The small village is surrounded by marshland towards the coast, while the Keyhaven River provides sheltered mooring for boats. It is protected by a large shingle spur upon which is built Hurst Castle. There is a path through the marshes, shown in this picture, which is part of the 70 mile walk through Hampshire.

Keyhaven is off the A337 between Christchurch and Lymington. Park in the Keyhaven Amenity Car Park.