Accessible breaks and days out in Kent

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Kent's beautiful countryside and historic sites are here for everyone to enjoy, whatever their access needs. We're sharing information on some of the top spots in Kent that have specifically created tours and visits for those with access needs, from canoe trips and castles to the best accommodation.<\/p>

Canoe Wild<\/h3>

Set along the idyllic River Stour, Canoe Wild offers canoeing and kayaking trips, paddling from the Canterbury City Centre right through to the countryside and Fordwich. With plenty of wildlife to be spotted along the way, plus sunset paddles and even the chance to learn about the native beavers who call this stretch of river home, there are plenty of tours to choose from. Whatever additional support you require, Canoe Wild will work with you to provide your paddle experience.<\/p>

Maidstone Distillery<\/a><\/h3>

This award-winning distillery has opened its doors to welcome everyone to discover the secrets and craftsmanship that go into creating their range of spirits. Take a tour and tasting and you'll have the chance to learn all about their George Bishop Gin, Kipsi Rose Gin, Ranscombe Wild Gin, and more. Your tour will lead your through the fully-accessible ground floor venue, with step-free access and spacious walkways with an experienced team on hand to ensure every guest gets the most from their tour. The team are experienced hosts, with tours and tastings for the blind and partially sighted, not to mention a full AccessAble Guide so you can find out more about what they offer.<\/p>