Small Group Canterbury, Dover, Rochester and Kent Day Tour from London

Itinerary
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Stop At: Greenwich, London SE10 England

We make a short stop in Greenwich on our way out of London. Greenwich forms part of our natural route out of the city and is a great place for us to stop and grab a coffee and use the bathroom before we get out into the countryside. Admire the Cutty Sark - a famous restored 19th century tea clipper sailing ship. Hear stories of Kings and Queens visiting, and learn about the observatory that gave birth to Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) and see the famous Royal Naval College.

Duration: 20 minutes

Stop At: Rochester Cathedral, The Precinct, Rochester ME1 1SX England

Our first stop outside of London is Rochester. A historic small city on the River Medway. Home to the historic 11th century Rochester Castle and the 900 year old Rochester Cathedral. You'll have time to view the castle and have a look around the beautiful cathedral, and perhaps pop to the charming high street - regularly frequented by Charles Dickens

Duration: 45 minutes

Stop At: Chilham Village, The Square, Chilham England

Wander round this beautiful example of a traditional English village. Full of charm and centred around a village square, with a church, pub and tearooms. Chilham is perhaps Kent's most beautiful village

Duration: 15 minutes

Stop At: The White Cliffs of Dover, Upper Road Langdon Cliffs, Dover CT16 1HJ England

We bring you down to the shoreline under the world famous White Cliffs of Dover. One of England's most iconic natural locations, and a welcome sight for soldiers and pilots returning home from warfare in history. Stroll along the pebble beach with the cliffs behind you, and weather permitting, a view 20 miles across the English Channel to France.

Duration: 20 minutes

Stop At: Dover Castle, Castle Hill Road, Dover CT16 1HU England

Explore this glorious medieval castle - describes as the "Key to England". Huge defensive significance throughout English history, and in use as a defensive position since the Iron Age 3000 years ago, also used by the Romans - evidenced by a Roman lighthouse on the site - the most complete standing Roman structure in England. You'll have a couple of hours to visit this incredible castle - perhaps have a bite to eat in one of their cafes.

Duration: 2 hours

Pass By: St Augustine’s Abbey, St. Augustines Road, Ramsgate CT11 9PA England

On our way into Canterbury we pass this site - the birthplace of Christianity in England, founded in 598AD

Stop At: Canterbury Cathedral, 11 The Precincts, Canterbury CT1 2EH England

We spend 2.5 hours in Canterbury. Time to explore this famous English city, perhaps do some shopping, have a bite to eat or a drink in one of it's many charismatic pubs. Perhaps take the time to visit the spectacular UNESCO world heritage site cathedral - the enormous 11th century Canterbury Cathedral. Later, join your guide for a walking tour of the history and highlights of Canterbury, hear stories of Chaucer and the founding fathers, follow in the footsteps of pilgrims visiting the shrine of Thomas Becket, before we head off

Duration: 2 hours 30 minutes