SHORE EXCURSIONS
Find below a selection of our most popular shore excursions from the Port of Dover. If you would like to mix and match our excursions, we can propose an itinerary to make the most of your limited time ashore. Apart from visiting the well-known sites, we can also stop off for a cream tea, a pub lunch or a spot of shopping. On a private tour, the choice is yours.
The Famous White Cliffs of Dover
Admire the white chalk cliffs of Dover from several locations including the scenic Bay of St Margaret’s. Your specialist guide will bring the experience alive and paint a picture of how these Cliffs served to protect England throughout its history.
Canterbury, Countryside and Kent Villages
Drive through Kentish villages and beautiful countryside on your way to the cathedral city of Canterbury. Enjoy a guided walking tour through its medieval streets with free time to explore the Cathedral and shops.
The Remarkable East Coast of Kent
Discover the relatively unknown East Coast of Kent on this fascinating tour which reveals the ancient Cinque Port of Sandwich and historic Walmer Castle. The Castle also has outstanding gardens that we will visit. A short walk on the iconic White Cliffs of Dover is also included.
Kent in Battle of Britain
Explore the area around Dover to learn about the important role of this part of the country throughout WW2. Picture the life of the British people who lived in ‘Hellfire Corner’ during this tumultuous time.
Medieval Rye and the Gardens of Sissinghurst Castle
Drive through the Cinque Ports of Hythe and New Romney to the picturesque town of Rye with its cobbled lanes and ancient buildings. Soak up the highlights of this medieval town on a guided walk before heading to Sissinghurst Castle, one of the most famous and beautiful gardens in England.
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In Search of the Real James Bond
This tour takes in some of Kent’s most beautiful areas, and places associated with Ian Fleming, the creator of 007. We will also see two of Ian Fleming’s real homes and see the former pub, where it is believed he wrote ‘You Only Live Twice’. A must for all 007 fans!