• Canterbury Cathedral - Founded by St Augustine in 597 AD, Canterbury Cathedral is a unique place of worship, a major pilgrimage destination, a masterpiece of art and architecture, and one of the UK’s most-visited historic sites. Often referred to as ‘England in stone’, the Cathedral has been at the center of momentous events and upheavals. It is the Mother Church of the worldwide Anglican Communion, seat of the Archbishop of Canterbury, UNESCO World Heritage Site, and resting place of royalty and saints.

Explore the markings of builders, staff and visitors. The alterations to architecture show the development of the church, the masons marks show where they labored, and the markings made by visitors, scratches of ‘medieval graffiti’, give some insight to those that have walked this way before, leaving an anonymous notation in history. We can buy the tickets for you in advance.

• Hever Castle & Gardens - Spanning more than 600 years, the history of Hever Castle is rich and varied. The original medieval defensive castle, with its gatehouse and walled bailey, was built in 1383. In the 15th and 16th centuries it was the home of one of the most powerful families in the country, the Boleyns, who modernized the existing dwelling within the walls.
  The Castle is also testament to the remarkable efforts of a wealthy American, William Waldorf Astor, who used his fortune to restore and extend the Castle in the early 20th century, saving it from ruin. Astor paid great attention to detail and insisted that his workmen used, as far as possible, the same materials and tools as Tudor and Elizabethan craftsmen.
  The award-winning gardens at Hever Castle offer many magnificent areas that are a pleasure to visit at any time of the year.
• Dover Castle - Dover Castle probably originated as a motte and bailey castle, built after the Norman Conquest of 1066. It was transformed by King Henry II between 1179 and 1188; building the keep, the walls of the inner bailey and parts of the outer curtain wall.
• The White Cliffs of Dover - We highly recommend visiting the White Cliffs of Dover. These incredible iconic cliffs are worth the visit alone.
  There can be no doubt that the White Cliffs of Dover are one of this country’s most spectacular natural features. They are an official icon of Britain and have been a sign of hope and freedom for centuries.

You can appreciate their beauty and enjoy their special appeal through the seasons by taking one of the dramatic cliff-top walks offering unrivaled views of the busy English Channel and the French coast.
There is no entry fee, just a parking charge which we provide.
The total tour duration is 12 hours of which, You will spend 7 hours visiting the sites and 5 hours on journeys.

• Private transportation
• Pick up and drop off
• Door to door service
• Bottled water
• Parking fee for White Cliffs of Dover

• Entry to Dover Castle Adult £21.80 Child (5-17) £14.40 per person.
• Entry to Canterbury Cathedral Adult 15.50 Child (5-17) free per person.
• Entry to Hever Castle Adult £20.80 Child (5-17) £13.10 per person.
• Gratuity / tips

Embark on a day-long adventure to the gorgeous landscapes of Kent, referred to as the Garden of England. Home to striking beaches, notable buildings, and entertaining sites suitable for families, Kent offers a variety of attractions. Highlights of the trip include a visit to Hever Castle with its captivating Italian Garden, The Rose Garden, The Long Gallery and Diana’s Walk, in addition to the Lake and Tudor Gardens, and the English Yew Maze. The tour also includes a visit to the Canterbury Cathedral, one of the UK’s oldest Christian sites, and a trip to the White Cliffs of Dover along with Dover Castle. From the moment you connect with your driver, the tour will span 12 hours with approximately 7 hours dedicated to site visits and the remaining 5 hours allocated to travel.

• Hever Castle. The Water Maze. Cool down in the Water Maze but don’t forget to bring a towel! Situated on Sixteen Acre Island it is a maze with a difference that consists of a series of concentric stepping stone walkways sitting over water; at intervals the stones tilt when stood on and hidden water jets spring into action to soak the unwary visitor. The aim is to reach the stone grotto in the centre without getting wet. Few are successful although it is great fun and challenges young and old alike.
• For the Water Maze you must bring towel

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.