East Kent guidebook
Sightseeing
If you love conservation and wild animals this is a great place to visit.
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Wildwood Trust
Canterbury RoadIf you love conservation and wild animals this is a great place to visit.
This historic Cathedral is well worth a visit, as is Canterbury with its Medieval and Roman history. I recommend Tiny Tims Tea room, a must-have for a cream tea, but only have one between two as the scones are enormous.
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Canterbury Cathedral Archives
11 The PrecinctsThis historic Cathedral is well worth a visit, as is Canterbury with its Medieval and Roman history. I recommend Tiny Tims Tea room, a must-have for a cream tea, but only have one between two as the scones are enormous.
The Turner Centre has changing exhibitions and is free to enter and you can get a nice real ale in one of the local micro pubs all within a short walk of the centre.
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Turner Contemporary
RendezvousThe Turner Centre has changing exhibitions and is free to enter and you can get a nice real ale in one of the local micro pubs all within a short walk of the centre.
Dreamland has lots of rides to suit all ages, including the famous wooden roller coaster. They also have live music events in the summer
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Dreamland
Marine TerraceDreamland has lots of rides to suit all ages, including the famous wooden roller coaster. They also have live music events in the summer
Dover Castle is an English Heritage site, if you have a membership you can visit here for free. Visit the Castle, the Medieval tunnels, and the 2nd world war tunnels with a guided tour.
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Dover Castle
Castle Hill RoadDover Castle is an English Heritage site, if you have a membership you can visit here for free. Visit the Castle, the Medieval tunnels, and the 2nd world war tunnels with a guided tour.
This fabulous zoo just outside Canterbury has an amazing gorilla enclosure along with a vast array of other animals
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Howletts Wild Animal Park
Bekesbourne LaneThis fabulous zoo just outside Canterbury has an amazing gorilla enclosure along with a vast array of other animals
If you love cycling or walking the Crab and Winkle way takes you along the old railway line from Whitstable and Canterbury. Not a strenuous walk or ride but 6.5 miles each way. Why not walk into Canterbury, get some food in one of the many cafes and bars and then catch the bus back to whitstable
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Crab and Winkle Way
If you love cycling or walking the Crab and Winkle way takes you along the old railway line from Whitstable and Canterbury. Not a strenuous walk or ride but 6.5 miles each way. Why not walk into Canterbury, get some food in one of the many cafes and bars and then catch the bus back to whitstable
Why not visit Herne Bay Pier, this pier was once the second-longest in the world, sadly it was damaged over 40 years ago by a storm. Now it has been turned into a mini funfair with lots of beach hut style shops where you can buy beach memorabilia. There are a number of arcades along the seafront where you can play the slot machines and maybe a game of pool. You could get some fish and chips, or an Ice cream and watch the world go by on one of the many benches
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Herne Bay Pier
Pier AvenueWhy not visit Herne Bay Pier, this pier was once the second-longest in the world, sadly it was damaged over 40 years ago by a storm. Now it has been turned into a mini funfair with lots of beach hut style shops where you can buy beach memorabilia. There are a number of arcades along the seafront where you can play the slot machines and maybe a game of pool. You could get some fish and chips, or an Ice cream and watch the world go by on one of the many benches
Faversham is a popular market town that sits on the edge of the Faversham and Oare creeks. historic buildings are everywhere and you can get a guided tour if you visit the visitors centre in the town. Lots of bars and resturants to choose from as well as cafes and cake shops
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Faversham
Faversham is a popular market town that sits on the edge of the Faversham and Oare creeks. historic buildings are everywhere and you can get a guided tour if you visit the visitors centre in the town. Lots of bars and resturants to choose from as well as cafes and cake shops
Food scene
This famous restaurant is very popular and needs booking in advance.
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Sportsman
Faversham RoadThis famous restaurant is very popular and needs booking in advance.
Highly recommended if you love Seafood, must book for the restaurant but you can pop in for a fishy snack
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Wheelers Oyster Bar
8 High StHighly recommended if you love Seafood, must book for the restaurant but you can pop in for a fishy snack
This working harbour has a number of interesting beach huts selling local produce and artwork. Get a beer or a coffee at a number of bars and restaurants and maybe try a local oyster or too.
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Whitstable Harbour
This working harbour has a number of interesting beach huts selling local produce and artwork. Get a beer or a coffee at a number of bars and restaurants and maybe try a local oyster or too.
This is a lovely spot for a walk for a good pint on a sunny evening. 40 minutes along the seafront to sit outside and watch a beautiful sunset. Have a meal, they have a small menu but the food is delicious and quite well priced.
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The Hampton Inn
72 Western EsplanadeThis is a lovely spot for a walk for a good pint on a sunny evening. 40 minutes along the seafront to sit outside and watch a beautiful sunset. Have a meal, they have a small menu but the food is delicious and quite well priced.