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Westbrook Bay is a great family-friendly sandy beach, also designated for watersports
A long stretch of sand providing great opportunities for building sandcastles, rockpooling, and having seaside fun in Westgate.
Viking Bay, a magnificent horseshoe-shaped bay, is Broadstairs' main attraction
Minnis Bay, a long stretch of sand coupled with ample free parking and a children's outdoor play area
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After quite the school year, you deserve some family fun – so whether you’re searching for adventure in the treetops, a magical escape to the castle or your very own Great British Bake Off afternoon, we’ve got the days out to enjoy the summer holidays right here in Kent this year.
Is there a better way to while away an afternoon than a wander around a museum? The centres for fascinating history, art and culture are always warm and welcoming, whether it’s their knowledgeable tour guides or friendly café staff! We’re so lucky that here in Kent we have an abundance of interesting museums, historical sites and memorials, from the historic and famous to the quirky and unique, so celebrate Museums with us as we walk you through our top cultural hotspots…
After the wonderful performance of our Lionesses in the Euros during the summer of 2022, it’s time for the men’s team to try and Bring it Home too! With the World Cup being played throughout the end of November and into December, there’s a number of locations in Kent showing the tournament live, with some pretty special settings. It’s worth noting that due to the time difference, some games from other countries will show from 10am, but the majority of England’s games will be shown at 7pm – with England playing against Iran, the USA and Wales in their first group games.
The team here at Visit Kent have been working to develop a sustainable tourism framework, and as part of this plan, we’ve called out to our friends from around the county to tell us all about how they’re striving to become a more sustainable business. Whether that’s through nature-positive activities or experiences, reducing energy-use or celebration of local produce – we call them, Impact Heroes!
