Welcome to our guide to Kent, the historic ‘Garden of England.’ A county of dramatic contrasts, from the iconic White Cliffs of Dover to the ancient walls of Canterbury Cathedral, Kent is steeped in history and natural beauty.
Here you’ll find our guides to stunning coastal walks, magnificent castles like Dover and Leeds, and the stories of haunted villages such as Pluckley.
Whether you’re planning a day trip or a longer stay, our articles are here to help you discover the very best of this beautiful corner of England.
Anyone that knows me, knows that I love castles. I love learning about the history of the castles and being…
Having been told by a friend of mine, Paula, that she was going to a village in Kent that was…
I love nothing more than a cooked breakfast and I’m always looking for new and different variations on the “Full…
We’d been to Brogdale Farm, Kent, for some of their summer events and had a train ride around the Orchard…
We hadn’t been to Mount Ephraim in Kent for a few years and I was reminded just how beautiful the…
We’d been to the Aisled Barn in Littlebourne, Canterbury, Kent, lots of times for summer and Christmas fayres and also…
I’d seen the promotional photos for this afternoon tea and I absolutely loved the idea of having it all served…
Quex Park is a country estate in Birchington which is near Margate in Kent. It’s 250 acres of parkland and…
We needed a really good walk and found this hidden gem in one of our Kent walking books. The Warren…
Whitstable is a small, unique, delightfully quirky, seaside, fishing town in east Kent. It is packed full of lovely independent…
I love this walk from Hampton. Hampton is one of my favourite coastal walks. It has a wide promenade and…
I do love castles and this is one of my favourites in Kent. There’s nothing better on a sunny day…