A quick trip around the colourful beach huts around the Isle of Thanet which is a peninsula at the most easterly point of Kent, England. Find your favourites!
Tag: Kent
Manston Spitfire Experience
The Spitfire & Hurricane Memorial Museum in Manston, England, houses two historic aircraft among their collection – a Supermarine Spitfire Mk XVI and a Hawker Hurricane IIC. The TB 752 is one of the few…
Deal, Kent
Deal is a very well preserved Georgian seaside town 8 miles from Dover. You can witness the stunning white chalk cliffs to the north and south from the long stretch of pebble beach seafront –…
Sandwich, Kent
Sandwich, an ancient Cinque Port in Kent is known as the most complete medieval town in England and contains the highest number of listed buildings vs population in the UK. Some lesser known facts about…
Broadstairs, Jewel in Thanet’s Crown
Broadstairs AKA ‘Jewel in Thanet’s Crown’ has the Latin motto ‘Stella Maris’ meaning ‘star of the sea’. The name derives from a former flight of chalk cliff steps that led from the beach to the…
Whitstable, Kent
Whitstable is famous for its native oysters. These were collected from Roman times until the mid 20th century. Whitstable Harbour remains fully working with several eateries selling fresh seafood including the Whitstable Oyster. Here you…
Canterbury City
Canterbury sits in the southeast of England. It is one of the most visited cities in the UK & boasts three UNESCO World Heritage Sites – Canterbury Cathedral, St Augustine’s Abbey, and St Martin’s Church….
Canterbury Cathedral
My first visit to Kent & my first stop, Canterbury Cathedral. In one word – impressive. Loads of history here as you would anticipate being one of the oldest and most important structures in England,…
