TOURIST INFORMATION

 

Kent

 

"The Garden of England". From maritime coast to beautiful countryside, Kent is a very "English" county with a wealth of picturesque villages, castles, stately homes and gardens.

 

SWALE

 

Spread along the North Kent Coast Swale embraces Faversham, Sittingbourne & The Isle of Sheppey. A contrasting landscape where countryside meets coast featuring orchards, farmlands, popular beaches, wild marshes & idyllic waters.

 

FAVERSHAM

 

With hundreds of listed buildings, Faversham is one of the most historic towns in the South of England set between the rural beauty of the Downs and the flatlands of the North Kent marshes.

 

CANTERBURY

 

England's most famous cathedral city, today Canterbury is a delightful mixture of archtecture, history, arts & culture, museums, shops, visitor attractions & good pubs & restaurants.

 

WHITE CLIFFS COUNTRY

 

Embraces a rich historical legacy. The fairytale castles of Dover, Deal & Walmer, the Roman House & the Bronze Age Boat in Dover.Nearby, the Roman Fort at Richborough & the ancient market town of Sandwich.

 

WHITSTABLE

 

The "Pearl of Kent", Whitstable is famous for its oysters & other seafood as well as a vibrant contemporary arts scene. The pretty weatherboard cottages, winding lanes & small fishing harbour, recall Whitstable's rich maritime history.

 

MEDWAY

 

Rich in heritge the Romans & Normans each left their mark and the area has a long seafaring tradition. Rochester Castle & Cathedral & the Chatham Historic Dockyard are witness to this. Charles Dickens also left his mark , as a son of Rochester, his books feature many places & buildings in Medway.