CELEBRATING OVER 20 YEARS OF GOOD CUSTOMER SERVICE.

Are you looking for a reliable and affordable supplier of telescopes, binoculars, spotting scopes, and accessories for astronomy and nature study? If so, you need to check out The Sussex Astronomy Centre, the leading dealer of Celestron and SkyWatcher products in the UK.

The Sussex Astronomy Centre has been established since 2004, and has a reputation for providing personal service and advice to customers. Whether you are a beginner or an expert, you will find the right equipment for your needs and budget here.

But don’t take our word for it. Visit us today and see for yourself the amazing range of products we have in stock. You can also browse through our website and read the new observers guide page (see menu above) for helpful tips and information.

The Sussex Astronomy Centre is open from Monday to Saturday, from approximately 10:00 to 16:00 (see opening times below) and has free customer parking. Don’t miss this opportunity to discover the wonders of the night sky with the best telescopes and binoculars on the market.

Visit The Sussex Astronomy Centre today and get ready to explore the universe!

We will be Closed from Friday 22nd

until Monday 25th November.
Open Tuesday 26th November as usual.

We have a selection of Quality used telescopes:

A hard to find Coronado PST Solar Telescope (in box, as new).

List price £ 859.00 Our Price £ 450.00

Also a few ex-display models with a discount.

We also have a selection of Spotting Scopes at reduced prices.

Please visit for details.

The Sussex Astronomy Centre.

16 Mulberry Lane, Goring by Sea

Worthing.

West Sussex.

BN12 4JL

Telephone 01903 247317

Email us if you prefer by clicking

Beginners Welcome!

Free Customer Parking

New in Collins 2025 Monthly Sky Guide.

In Stock now £ 6.99

OPENING HOURS

All opening times are approx.

and subject to change at short notice.

Check this webpage for

any updates to

opening hours

or Phone first.

01903 247317

t to change

Sunday 24th	CLOSED
Monday 25th	CLOSED
Tuesday	10.00 - 4.00
Wednesday	10.00 - 4.00
Thursday 21st	10.00 - 3.00
Friday 22nd	CLOSED
Saturday 23rd	CLOSED
Search Sussex Astro: Google: Yahoo: MSN:

Click HERE for a Map

Check this webpage for any updates to opening hours

Do you own a telescope (whether bought from us or not) and need help or advice on using it?

Call in and ask about help and advice.

Please note if not purchased from us there may be a small charge.

We can offer advice to improve your viewing experience.

A simple upgrade , new eyepieces, filters etc.

Can make a great difference to your viewing pleasure.

Please note that we do not offer online or mail order sales. We do not offer delivery; we pride ourselves in offering constructive one-to-one in person advice, to ensure that you will be satisfied with your purchase and that it is the correct equipment for your needs.

Our prices, however, are very competitive!

Click here to go to our new Observers Guide Pages

CELESTRON ASTRONOMY TELESCOPES IN STOCK NOW.

Click here for more details

A selection from the new Celestron Catalogue is available now HERE in PDF format.

SKYWATCHER TELESCOPES IN STOCK NOW.

Click here for more details

The Sussex Astronomy Centre.

Approved Main Dealer.

Established 2004, over 20 years ago!

We will always try to match or beat any other UK Astronomy shop prices.

Bird watchers: we have the best range of Binoculars and Spotting Scopes in the area, and are now stocking a range of Barr and Stroud Monoculars.

Acuter Mak 70 telescopes at The Sussex Astronomy Centre

Show Model For Sale.

No new stock until end February 2025

Great starter scope

Acuter Mak 70 Telescope.

Click HERE for more Info.

£169.00

$Skywatcher Mercury 705 Refractor from The Sussex Astronomy Centre$

This weeks top offer

Save £ 40.00

In Stock to take away now!

Click HERE for more info.

ED Binoculars

The use of ED glass greatly reduces a visual defect known as chromatic aberration. This is essentially the colour fringing that appears when looking through a pair of binoculars which can distort the true image. Binoculars which use ED glass (see below) are able to stop this from happening.