Popular Kent destinations

Discover the Garden of England – rolling hills, beautiful beaches, historic towns and picturesque villages. Enjoy food and drink from local Kent producers who are passionate about quality and flavour. Visit medieval churches or explore Canterbury Cathedral, stroll down cobbled streets or go for a splash in the sea.
There is something for everyone to enjoy in Kent, just a short train ride from London visit for the day or enjoy a weekend break

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Margate

Margate is a charming but contemporary seaside town which serves as the perfect getaway. Dreamland pleasure park, Little Swift Bar, shop & delicatessen and Turner contemporary Gallery add to the mix of culture, relaxation and excitement in the area.

Whitstable

Whitstable is known throughout the UK for its oysters and fine eateries. Fresh Whitstable oysters, beautiful Whitstable beaches and Harbour fish markets are only a few of the delights that Whitstable has to offer.

Broadstairs

Broadstairs is a family-friendly seaside town with various attractions for any occasion. Viking Bay and Kent Surf School are only a few of the activities you can experience.

Ashford

The Ashford Designer Outlet, Ashford Borough museum and the historic WW1 MK IV Tank are only a few of the activities you can enjoy.

Canterbury

Canterbury dates back to the Middle Ages. Experience exciting attractions such as Canterbury cathedral, St Augustine’s Abbey and Canterbury river tours.

Deal

Deal is a vibrant coastal town. Once you’re done at the beach, the majesty of Deal Castle and local history museum make for fascinating exploring.

Dover

The iconic Dover castle, the beautiful White cliffs of dover and the epic Dover museum are only a snippet of the activities that Dover has to offer.

Faversham

Head down to Faversham to see outstanding natural beauty, explosive heritage and unique local shopping.

Folkestone

Folkestone features attractions such as Folkestone triennial, Folkestone Quarter house and Folkestone Harbour Arms.

Gravesend

Gravesend is well-known for its piers and cobbled High Street full of independent shops, artisan makers and atmospheric tea and tap rooms. This is also a town of myth and legend with stories to tell at every corner – including the last resting place of Pocahontas and the home of famous author Charles Dickens.