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Explore & Discover Kent offers guided tours and experiences with Kent’s arts, crafts, indoor and outdoor activities, history, food and culture.
Kent and Sussex Wine Tours offer small group, set date, tours of the vineyards and wineries of this exciting emerging wine region.
The Kent Event Centre hosts many large scale events including concerts, music festivals, garden shows, military shows, antiques and vintage fairs, dog shows, Christmas parties and many more.
With autumn just around the corner it’s time to start planning days out in Kent. From pick your own pumpkin spots, to autumn gardens at National Trust properties and special events at the likes of Hever Castle and Leeds Castle, with so much to do you’ll be spoilt for choice.
We’ve gathered the ultimate alfresco dining spots so you’re ready to enjoy outdoor dining in Kent. Whether that be overlooking the coastal beaches or picturesque views of the Garden of England, we can assure you these spots will make the ideal destination for your hungry clan.
It's half term here in Kent, a chance for the whole family to have some fun. However, if you don't know what to do or what's best suited for you children and their age group you may be frantically searching google for help! Visit Kent is here for you and your family and to help you have a memorable week, so we've created a list of some of the best child-friendly attractions Kent has to offer, from adventuring out and meeting Jurassic beasts to riding vintage steam trains, we're sure there's something for everyone here in Kent this half term.
From Screamland, to haunted castles, Kent is about to turn truly chilling! Check out the scariest Halloween events in Kent...if you dare.
Join a relaxed photography walking experiences around the unmissable nostalgia and shifting sands of the Margate.
When it comes to getting around our beautiful county, we LOVE planning days out and breaks that are accessible by train. And really, what’s not to love? No traffic to contend with, no parking, no stresses of the road and the joys of being able to pair some of that famous Kentish produce with those famous Kent tipples. Better yet, as Kent’s Heritage Coast has been lauded by travel experts Lonely Planet for its sustainable travel options, train travel is the perfect way to ditch the car and do your bit for the environment. Ready to plan your traffic-free trip? Jump aboard and let our friends at Southeastern take the strain.
