켄티스베리 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

A steep and narrow path winds down to the beach with the last 20m via a rope following a cliff fall. Be prepared to take your clothes off !!!

We didn't find the beach very nice today - it was rocky, a bit unkempt, and there were lots of dogs. But there were lots of restaurants around it! Maybe we were just unlucky? It didn't look anything like the photos we posted. The fact that the A-road runs right past it doesn't make it any better.

This small sandy and rocky beach is flanked by the highest cliffs in England. There is a large parking area right above the beach, as well as a public toilet.

With an elevation of 318 metres and a cliff face of 244 metres, it is the tallest sea cliff in England and the highest point along the South West Coast Path, which passes through this area. The easiest way to reach here is from Combe Martin.

This is one of the two churches in the village of Parracombe. Of the two, this one is the more modern, being a Neo-Gothic construction from 1878, designed by the architect William Oliver. The beauty of its tower is noteworthy.

This medieval church has a nave, a south aisle, a south porch, a three-story west tower, and a chancel. The latter two were built in the 12th century. Although it was on the brink of being pulled down in the 19th century due to its stability issues, it was ultimately repaired and preserved.

This church in Barton Town has very ancient elements, such as its tower from the 16th century, but others, like the nave and chancel, underwent restoration on two occasions in the mid-19th century, as happened with many churches during that time.

Beautiful old building worth popping into if you're a National Trust member (or even if you're not)