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From 17th May, restaurants across Kent will be reopening their doors and welcoming diners back inside for delectable dining and sensational local produce, and we cannot wait! Wave goodbye to takeaways, ditch the dish washing and put the cookery books aside – dining out is back on the menu in Kent.
Historic sights, rich literary connections and some of Kent’s best kept secrets, a break in North Kent has surprises at every turn. Whether you’re in search of a cultural break or a coastal escape, allow us to take care of the planning as we share some of our favourite hidden gems in North Kent.
Take a deep breath and fill your lungs with the fresh country air. Feel your mind still in the lush countryside and wide-open spaces of West Kent and relax in the tranquility, calm and history of this beautiful part of the Garden of England.
February marks LGBTQ+ history month – a chance to learn and educate ourselves on LGBTQ+ history, and celebrate those who have fought, and are still fighting, for a more inclusive society and the right to be their truest self. Kent has long been home to people who challenged the conformist norms around gender and sexuality, and we’re proud to celebrate them and their impact in their fields of work and on our history. Let’s raise the rainbow flag together...
From adrenaline-fuelled axe-throwing to tipples on a train, get ready to be the host (or hostess) with the most…
Guests are given a free pass to the castle and are welcome to wander around the castle and grounds at leisure and enjoy everything that this magical place has to offer. The nearby Mercure Hotel also offers use of their gym and leisure facilities, so pack your gym kit and swim suit!
Birch Pavilion was recently featured in Good Housekeeping, describing it as ideal for a house party - which is spot on! It has large comfortable sofas surrounding the amazing inglenook fireplace, the perfect place to sit and relax on a winter's evening with a cup of cocoa. For the warmer summer days the French doors open up fully and invite the warm sunlight into the room. There is plenty of seating outside for relaxing, watching children play and enjoying the amazing views.
With almost 300 properties located in stunning countryside or close to an award-winning beach.
Steam through beautiful countryside on the Kent and East Sussex Railway, recognised as both the country’s finest and first example of a rural light railway.
There’s no need to leave your dog at home when you’re visiting Kent, as there are plenty of places that will welcome your four legged friend!
