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A few of the local
attractions...
Dover's a wonderful place: friendly, historic, attractive and packed
with interesting museums and ancient buildings (and not just the castle, though
it is of course quite magnificent). What's more it's at the seaside... Apart
from it's beaches it has a working dock, passenger ferries and boats (perfect
for day-trips), splendid walking country, sleepy villages near by (complete with
their sleepy old village inns)... what we don't understand is why so many people
rush through on their way to somewhere else without noticing that they've just
missed the perfect spot for a holiday!
There are plenty of relevant
websites for you to visit, detailing the many fantastic (and sometimes
unexpected!) local attractions and activities. Rather than try to duplicate
them, here are several useful links to help you get started with your researches
and to plan your break:
Dover Castle, and another Castle Link.
The
White Cliffs of Dover
The Secret Tunnels aren't that secret anymore! And here's
another tunnel link.
South Foreland Lighthouse (a National Trust property).
Crabble Corn Mill. [See also the Friends of Crabble
Corn Mill's website]
The Bronze
Age Boat
The nearby Romney, Hythe and Dymchurch Railway. Famous throughout the
world as the only mainline in miniature!
The BBC's quick guide to Dover
Dover Port's website
(useful for travel information).
Seacat. A faster sort of ferry... Tel: +44 (0)1304 865 000
(or 0870 240 8070 from the UK).
Sea France. Tel: +44 (0)1304 828 300
P&O
Stena Line. (Useful but a slow website to load). Tel: +44 (0)1304 863 000
(or 0870 600 0 600 from the UK).
Dover - the town
& surrounding area
Why not talk to us about our rates
and terms for "extended stays" and holidays?
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