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Discover the best events in Kent this August—from castle musicals and food festivals to folk music, vintage motors, and a floatplane inside Rochester Cathedral. Plan your summer getaway now!
When the air starts to chill and the leaves start to turn, you’ll find us dreaming of our next cosy autumn break, and with its foodie credentials and gorgeous gardens, not to mention its many, many vineyards, Ashford and Tenterden is top of our list.
If you're planning a visit to Kent in 2026, you're in for an extraordinary year. From the highly anticipated opening of THE PIG at Groombridge Place to the return of Lovebox Festival at Dreamland Margate, Kent's events calendar is packed with unmissable experiences. Whether you're looking for luxury spa breaks, music festivals, literary heritage trails, or traditional countryside shows, the Garden of England has something special waiting for you.
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.
From the oyster beds that have fed Whitstable since Roman times to the artists, makers and independent spirits who have made this stretch their home, the north Kent coast between Whitstable and Herne Bay rewards visitors who come with curiosity and time to spare.
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.
There is nowhere quite like The Isle of Sheppey and Faversham. Wild marshes stretch to the horizon. Seals haul out on mudflats within sight of the shore. The beaches are long, sweeping and blissfully quiet; the skies enormous.
From wild marshes and clifftop sea views to vineyard slopes and castle grounds - Kent's finest stays are waiting.
