Top Things to Do in Ashford: Kent’s Unique Street Art Town
Ashford in Kent is often overlooked for more-well known nearby locations, such as Faversham and Canterbury; however, it is a fabulous place to visit in its own right. Thanks to …
Kent Travel Guides
Welcome to the charming county of Kent, where history meets modernity, and natural beauty surrounds you at every turn.
With its rolling hills, picturesque villages, castles, stunning coastline and iconic white cliffs, Kent truly has something for everyone.
Take a stroll around the historic city of Canterbury and marvel at the magnificent Cathedral that dates back over 1,000 years. Or immerse yourself in maritime history with a visit to Dover Castle, one of England’s most iconic fortresses overlooking the English Channel.
If you’re after nature, head to Romney Marsh or Dungeness for an invigorating walk amongst some of Kent’s finest wildlife habitats.
And let’s not forget about the Garden of England – home to world-famous vineyards such as Chapel Down and Biddenden Vineyards producing award-winning wines.
Like the sound of Kenta? My travel guides will inspire and help you to plan the perfect trip.
See the Festive Illuminations on the Bedgebury Christmas Trail
AD | Press event The season to be jolly has officially started in Kent with the arrival of the Bedgebury Christmas Trail. To mark its opening evening, I was invited …
Visit Scotney Castle: Fairytale Ruins in the Kent Countryside
Scotney Castle, nestled in the lush Kent countryside, is a great place to visit to delve into England’s historical past. The estate features a romantic 14th-century moated castle ruin that …
Discover Lamberhurst in Kent near Scotney Castle
Lamberhurst is a sleepy Kent village awash with quintessential Englishlishness in the form of half-timbered buildings, an oast house and a pub whose building dates back to the 12th century. …
Visit Charles Darwin Down House in Kent: A Fascinating Look Inside the Home of a Genius
Down House, a site of outstanding international importance, was the home of Charles Darwin, the father of evolutionary biology. And no matter where you are in the world, Darwin’s name …
Discover Goudhurst Village in the Kent Countryside
Goudhurst is a picturesque village nestled in the Kentish Weald, retaining a gentleness reminiscent of a bygone era. With its historic buildings, white weatherboard, half-timbered houses, and duck pond, you …
Visit Bayham Old Abbey in Tunbridge Wells Kent
Bayham Old Abbey is a good choice if you are looking for somewhere to visit near Tunbridge Wells in Kent. Set in a peaceful valley on the Kent/Sussex border, this …
Visit Walmer Castle and Gardens: A Great Day Out on the Kent Coast
Walmer Castle and Gardens sit in an idyllic spot in Deal surrounded by lush Kent countryside and a shingle beach. It is in White Cliffs Country, which incorporates a 20 …
Explore the Kent Downs in the Garden of England
Despite having driven past Faversham many times on my way to Kent’s beautiful coastal areas, the medieval market town and surrounding area, nestled deep in Kent’s North Downs, had never …
Top Things to Do in Faversham: Kent’s Oldest Market Town
Kent is overflowing with charming towns and villages, and one that is bursting with history and character is Faversham. Listed as Kent’s oldest market town, Faversham dates back to medieval …