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2025 marks 200 years of the railway - and we've got a number of ways for you to celebrate this momentous occasion here in Kent.
Whether you're locals looking for something new or families discovering Kent for the first time, we've rounded up some brilliant family activities and things to do in Kent this February half term 2026.
Easter in Kent is 3rd April – 19th April so if you're starting to plan your perfect family spring break, we've got it covered.
May half term 2026 runs from Saturday 23 May to Sunday 31 May, with the Spring Bank Holiday falling on Monday 25 May, meaning the break kicks off with a long weekend already in the bag. Lucky you.
From one of the world's most iconic natural landmarks to a 3,500-year-old Bronze Age boat, from adrenaline-fuelled water sports to wildlife encounters and world-class gardens, this stretch of coast rewards those willing to look closer.
Discover Folkestone and Hythe - a place where contemporary art sits beside Edwardian architecture, where the harbour that once launched cross-Channel steamers now draws families food lovers, artists and curious travellers from across the country.
Thanet's three towns, Margate, Ramsgate and Broadstairs, stretch across a peninsula of clifftops, golden sands and harbour walls that have been drawing visitors for centuries.
The Cross-Channel Geopark is the world's first transnational geopark to span a body of water, linking the chalk landscapes of Kent with those of northern France in one continuous geological story. From the White Cliffs of Dover and the Kent Downs to the dramatic cliffs of Cap Blanc-Nez, the same chalk layers, fossils, and flint bands run beneath the Strait of Dover, connecting two countries that were once, quite literally, joined.
