East Kent

Renowned for its oysters and vibrant arts scene, Whitstable is a picturesque town bursting with character. Wander the narrow streets lined with independent shops and galleries, savour fresh seafood at the harbour, or simply relax on the pebble beach and watch the world go by. Whitstable’s unique charm makes it a must-visit destination in Kent.
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Herne Bay is a vibrant seaside town, known for its iconic pier and lively promenade. From colourful beach huts to water sports and family-friendly activities, it offers something for everyone. Visitors can also explore the fascinating local history at the Herne Bay Museum or enjoy the tranquillity of the nearby Reculver Towers.
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The only official city in Kent, Canterbury is a beautiful blend of traditional architecture and castle walls, with all the modern amenities you'd expect from a robust cultural centre teeming with life, beautiful, well-maintained parks and a long, expansive high-street bordered by shops selling every kind of ware you could possibly imagine. It's the perfect place for a local city break in Kent.
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Famous for its stunning sunsets over Minnis Bay, Birchington-on-Sea is a delightful coastal town that perfectly combines the seaside with a rich history. Explore the stunning Quex Park, home to the Powell-Cotton Museum, or take a leisurely stroll along the beaches and coastal paths that showcase the town’s natural beauty.
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Arguably the cultural hub of Thanet, Margate is a modern, exciting area with a great many opportunities for artistic fulfillment due to the beautiful Turner Contemporary gallery and many landmark locations such as the Margate Caves and the Shell Grotto!

Meanwhile, Westgate-on-Sea is a serene seaside town with award-winning beaches and an unparalleled "small town vibe" and a fascinating history involving its namesake, the Westgate Manor, and even the remains of a Roman villa!
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Broadstairs remains one of the most traditional areas in Thanet, with its beautiful architecture and the Folk Week festival celebrating its heritage. Explore the beautiful harbour, listen to local and international artists at the iconic bandstand, or just explore the beaches, parks and other rural areas that are lovingly preserved throughout the town. In contrast, the vast outdoor shopping centre of Westwood Cross offers just about anything and everything you could ever want to find!
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Home to the iconic Royal Harbour, Ramsgate is an idyllic port town with a thriving local community. From the vast beaches, shops and bars of the harbour to the hustle and bustle of the town centre, this seaside resort town with a history of royal visitors remains an ideal location to visit in Thanet. Ramsgate is the perfect place to visit for a beachside holiday.
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Manston is a quiet rural village with a rich history involving tales of smuggling in the mysterious Manston Cave, and the mesmerising air shows courtesy of the Red Arrows. Of special note is the Hurricane and Spitfire Museum, which features not only real wartime planes, but extensive documentation of Manston's relationship to the RAF.
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Minster is a charming village steeped in history, boasting the stunning Minster Abbey, which dates back over a thousand years. With its picturesque streets, welcoming community, and quaint pubs, it’s a perfect destination for those seeking a peaceful retreat.
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A tranquil countryside escape, Monkton is a haven for nature enthusiasts, with its renowned Monkton Nature Reserve offering wildlife and geological wonders. The village itself is rich in history, with a serene atmosphere that makes it an ideal spot for unwinding and exploring rural Kent.
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Sandwich is a beautiful town split with In 1762, the 4th Earl of Sandwich's refusal to leave his card game lead to the invention of a handheld serving of roast beef sandwiched between two slices of bread.
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Ash is a quintessential Kentish village, known for its historic charm and scenic landscapes. With a history dating back to the Saxon era, Ash features beautiful timber-framed buildings, delightful country pubs, and a warm community spirit. It’s a wonderful place to step back in time and enjoy the slower pace of Kentish village life.
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A picturesque coastal town with a rich maritime history, Deal boasts charming Georgian architecture, a vibrant high street, and a stunning pebble beach. The iconic Deal Castle, built by Henry VIII, offers a fascinating glimpse into the past, while the bustling pier provides panoramic views of the English Channel. Deal’s friendly atmosphere and cultural scene make it a true gem of Kent.
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Known as the Gateway to England, Dover is famed for its iconic White Cliffs and historic Dover Castle, which has stood as a sentinel over the town for centuries. A key port town, Dover also offers beautiful coastal walks, a bustling harbour, and the opportunity to explore its deep-rooted history, from Roman times to World War II. It’s a must-visit destination for history lovers and nature enthusiasts alike.
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