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Located just above the White Cliffs of Dover, Kingsdown Beach is a secluded pebble beach with numerous benches suitable for picnics. At low tide, some sandy areas and a chalk shelf are exposed. The beach is bordered by grassy shrubs and flanked on one side by chalk cliffs. It is a popular local spot for kayaking and has many rock pools to explore. The beach and dunes around the village are important for migratory birds and insects, and for rare plants. The beach and cliffs are part of the Site of Special Scientific Interest which extends as far as Folkestone.

Well worth the price of admission on a hot day with a family. Slowly take in the garden and tea rooms attached.

The tidal pool is believed to be the biggest tidal pool in the UK, reaching depths of 6ft in places. This is a great place to stop for a swim, especially in the warmer months. The pool was built and opened in 1937 and now Grade II listed.

The tidal pool is believed to be the biggest tidal pool in the UK, reaching depths of 6ft in places. This is a great place to stop for a swim, especially in the warmer months. The pool was built and opened in 1937 and now Grade II listed.

With almost eight acres of award-winning gardens. Walmer Castle is a picturesque coastal castle, with an incredible history. Once a Tudor artillery fortress that became a stately-home for the Lords Warden of the Cinque Ports. https://www.english-heritage.org.uk/visit/places/walmer-castle-and-gardens/

Nice view of the ship movements towards the Thames estuary.

Make sure to enjoy the view of the 4 acre tidal bathing pool built in 1937

Sandwich and Pegwell Bay is Kent’s largest nature reserve and boasts saltmarsh, mudflats, beach, sand dunes, and ancient dune pasture. As such, there is much flora and fauna to observe within the reserve. Keep a look-out for species including: seals, cuckoos, nightingales, oystercatcher, kestrel, barn owl, sand lizard, and natterjack toad.