Luxury Log Cabins in Kent with Private Hot Tubs

This is one of the most popular and iconic castles located in Kent in the south east of England. The castle is popular amongst tourists and has been around since its inception in 1119. Its main purpose was as a military post during the Norman Intrusions of England.

It was also the residence of King Henry VIII during the 16th Century. Referred to as the ‘loveliest castle in the world’ the Castle is set out over 500 acres of beautiful parkland and is a perfect day out for the entire family with an on-site maze, falconry displays and adventure playgrounds.

This amusement park is set near the beautiful coastline resort of Margate in Kent which boasts a golden sandy beach. The site has been around since 1880 but has not been in active use since 1920.

There are a total of 22 rides in the park and also plays host to concerts and gigs such as the one by Gorillaz Demon Day festival that was held on 10th June 2017. The amusement park is perfect for the whole family with the children being able to experience Octopuses Garden which is a soft play area perfect for children aged 8 or under.

This is also a popular beach located in Kent and is the most northern of seven bays located in Broadstairs. Similar to the white cliffs of Dover the landscape features chalk covered cliffs and is very popular amongst tourists who are visiting Kent on their hot tub holiday.

Activities that can be enjoyed whilst you’re at the beach include swimming, surfing and kayaking where you can feel you’re in safe hands with on-duty lifeguards being present. The perfect mixture of the smuggler caves and sandy beaches make it one of Kent’s best hidden secrets. These caves were once where smugglers would hide their sought after treasure intending to make the maze of passageways impossible for those wanting to recover it from them.

This world heritage site is located in Canterbury in Kent and dates back all the way to 598 AD. Initially functioning as a monastery until 1538 the site is now mainly used for educational purposes and is popular amongst tourists wanting to sink their teeth into the rich cultural history of the Abbey and Kent as a whole to discover something new.

The abbey was also a burial place for the Anglo Saxons kings of Kent during their rule. As well as the free audio tour with the advancements in technology you can now immerse yourself in a Virtual Reality experience making the it feel more real than ever allowing you to experience the abbey as it would have been during the 1500’s.

Kent is a county rich in Roman history and this attraction is no exception. This villa was constructed during the Roman occupation of Britain and was specifically constructed around 80-90 A.D. It is popular amongst visitors and tourists alike who want to learn a bit more about the cultural history of Kent and more about the Roman Occupation of Britain itself.

There are a range of artefacts to see when visiting the villa including two human skeletons. It is a perfect day out for the family with children being able to wear traditional roman costumes and there is also a light show that is on offer at the Villa which brings it all to life.

This is an historical private railway company that runs through both the counties of Kent and East Sussex. It was first opened nearly 120 years ago in 1990 and offers rides along the historical steam trains.

This particular attraction is popular amongst visitors, tourists and avid train spotters due to its historical significance.

Many historical steam trains run along this route and visitors if they’re lucky can experience a ride on these trains taking you back in time.