Situated at the lowest point of the North Downs, on the south bank of the Thames Estuary, Gravesend is the last major town on the NE coast of Kent. Opposite Tilbury, to which it is connected by fer... More

Herne Bay is a seaside town located on the North Kent coast just 8 miles north of historic Canterbury and a mile from Whitstable. With views over the North Sea and the abandoned Army and Navy Sea D... More

The small seaside resort and market town of Hythe (meaning ‘haven’ or ‘landing place’) on the edge of the Romney Marsh, is one of the five original Cinque Ports between Hast... More

The Isle of Sheppey is a small island off the northern coast of Kent, in the Thames Estuary, 38 miles east of central London, separated from the mainland by a channel called The Swale. A short cros... More

Maidstone is the county town of Kent, 32 miles south-east of London via the M26 and M20 and M2 close by. The River Medway runs through the centre of the town linking it to Rochester and the Thames ... More

Margate is a seaside resort town lying 38 miles northeast of Maidstone, along the chalk headland on the east coastline of Kent known as the North Foreland. The town's history is tied closely to the... More

All situated on the Isle of Thanet on the east coast of Kent, their main attraction being the coastline and main industries tourism and fishing. Ramsgate was one of the great English seaside towns ... More

Situated on the east coast of Kent and once the major port in England, the historic town of Sandwich is one of the best preserved medieval towns in the country, whose streets have changed little si... More

Sevenoaks is derived from the Saxon word 'Seouenaca', a small chapel near seven oak trees (now in Knole Park) named around 800 AD. In 1200, a market in the town initiated its economic success, from... More

Sittingbourne & Faversham are well located close to Gillingham, the M2 and M20 in the north of Kent beside the Swale - a channel separating it from the Isle of Sheppey. On the A2 - connecting t... More