On Kent’s iconic coastline, Dover is defined by dramatic White Cliffs, historic fortifications and sweeping English Channel views. Stay in one of our Dover holiday cottages and explore Dover Castle, the bustling port and scenic coastal walks, where rich maritime history meets fresh sea air and unforgettable landscapes.
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Kent: A county rich in history
Kent is one of Southern England’s most historic counties, from the landings of Julius Caesar and St Augustine to the iconic Dover Castle. Explore remarkable architecture, Conservation Areas and listed buildings in Canterbury, home to magnificent Canterbury Cathedral.
St Margaret’s Bay
A secluded shingle bay framed by dramatic White Cliffs, St Margaret’s Bay is perfect for coastal walks, wild swimming and peaceful seaside escapes. With sweeping English Channel views, it’s one of Kent’s most scenic and unspoilt spots.
Discover South Foreland Lighthouse
Striking and historical lighthouse high on The White Cliffs of Dover.
Take a Ferry to France
Being so close to the continent, Dover offers the opportunity to take a quick ferry ride to Calais, France. It’s perfect for a spontaneous day trip or to extend your European adventure.
Relax at Samphire Hoe
Samphire Hoe was created from 4.9 million cubic metres of chalk marl dug to create the Channel Tunnel. The site is owned by Eurotunnel and managed in partnership with the White Cliffs Countryside Partnership. The nature reserve is a haven for wildlife and the site supports a rich biodiversity all year round.
Drop by Dover Museum
Dover Museum is situated in the Market Square in the centre of Dover. Dover Museum is one of the oldest museums in Kent, originally founded in 1836. In 1991 the museum was rehoused in a brand new three-storey building, situated behind its original Victorian facade.
Visit the Secret Wartime Tunnels
The network of tunnels within the white cliffs beneath Dover Castle served as a barracks for soldiers during the Napoleonic Wars, became a headquarters and hospital during the Second World War, and were equipped to serve as a Regional Seat of Government in the 1960s in the event of nuclear war. The collection for Dover Castle illustrates their entire history. From weapons and technology to uniforms and personal possessions, the highlights shown here provide a glimpse into the lives of the men and women who served their country from Dover Castle.
Walk the White Cliffs of Dover
No trip to Dover is complete without a hike along the world-famous White Cliffs. These towering chalk cliffs offer stunning views of the English Channel and are a symbol of British resilience. On clear days, you might even catch a glimpse of France across the water.
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