• Canterbury Cathedral - Established by St. Augustine in 597 AD, Canterbury Cathedral is a remarkable place of worship, a significant pilgrimage site, an artistic and architectural marvel, and one of the UK’s most-visited historic landmarks. Often called ‘England in stone,’ the Cathedral has been central to many pivotal events and changes. It serves as the Mother Church of the global Anglican Communion, the seat of the Archbishop of Canterbury, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and the final resting place of royalty and saints.

Discover the marks left by builders, staff, and visitors. Architectural changes reflect the church’s evolution, masons’ marks indicate where they worked, and visitors’ medieval graffiti offers a glimpse into the lives of those who have passed through, leaving their anonymous marks in history. Tickets can be purchased in advance for your convenience.

• Hever Castle & Gardens - With a history spanning over 600 years, Hever Castle’s past is rich and diverse. The original medieval defensive castle, complete with a gatehouse and walled bailey, was constructed in 1383. During the 15th and 16th centuries, it was home to the influential Boleyn family, who modernized the existing structures within the walls.
  The Castle also stands as a testament to the extraordinary efforts of William Waldorf Astor, a wealthy American who, in the early 20th century, used his fortune to restore and expand the Castle, saving it from decay. Astor meticulously ensured that his craftsmen used materials and tools similar to those of Tudor and Elizabethan times.
  The award-winning gardens at Hever Castle feature numerous stunning areas that are delightful to visit throughout the year.
• Dover Castle - Dover Castle likely began as a motte and bailey castle, constructed following the Norman Conquest of 1066. It was transformed by King Henry II between 1179 and 1188, who built the keep, the inner bailey walls, and parts of the outer curtain wall.
• The White Cliffs of Dover - A visit to the White Cliffs of Dover is highly recommended. These iconic cliffs are a must-see.
  Undoubtedly, the White Cliffs of Dover are among the country’s most breathtaking natural wonders. They are a symbol of Britain and have represented hope and freedom for centuries.

Experience their beauty and unique charm throughout the seasons by taking one of the dramatic cliff-top walks, which offer unparalleled views of the bustling English Channel and the French coast.
There is no entry fee, only a parking charge, which we cover.
The total tour duration is 12 hours, with 7 hours spent visiting the sites and 5 hours traveling.

• Private transportation
• Door to door service
• Pick up and drop off
• Parking fee for White Cliffs of Dover
• Bottled water

• Entry to Dover Castle Adult £21.80 Child (5-17) £14.40 per person.
• Entry to Canterbury Cathedral Adult 15.50 Child (5-17) free per person.
• Entry to Hever Castle Adult £20.80 Child (5-17) £13.10 per person.
• Gratuity / tips

Kent’s Garden of England & Coastal Wonders Day Trip

Delve into the charm of the English countryside with an enchanting day trip to Kent. This 12-hour adventure, beginning as you meet your driver, seamlessly combines history, breathtaking landscapes, and enjoyable family activities. Discover the splendid Hever Castle, a historic site featuring its beautiful Italian Garden, Rose Garden, Long Gallery, Diana’s Walk, Lake Walk, the English Yew Maze, and the Tudor Garden. Marvel at the awe-inspiring Canterbury Cathedral, one of the UK’s most ancient Christian edifices. Travel along the stunning White Cliffs of Dover and visit the historic Dover Castle. The day is thoughtfully planned with 7 hours dedicated to sightseeing and 5 hours allocated for travel.

• Hever Castle. The Water Maze. Cool down in the Water Maze but don’t forget to bring a towel! Situated on Sixteen Acre Island it is a maze with a difference that consists of a series of concentric stepping stone walkways sitting over water; at intervals the stones tilt when stood on and hidden water jets spring into action to soak the unwary visitor. The aim is to reach the stone grotto in the centre without getting wet. Few are successful although it is great fun and challenges young and old alike.
• For the Water Maze you must bring towels.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.