Canterbury, Dover Castle, White Cliffs & Kent Villages Small Group Day Tour from London
by The English Bus
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The tour begins with a short stop in Greenwich, where travelers can see the Cutty Sark, the Royal Naval College, and the observatory that established Greenwich Mean Time. After this 20-minute break, the coach continues into the Kent countryside to Chilham Village. Visitors have about 30 minutes to walk around this traditional English village, with its village square, church, pub, and tearooms where refreshments are available. Next, the group travels to the White Cliffs of Dover. The tour descends to the shoreline to walk along the pebble beach with views of the chalk cliffs behind. Weather permitting, it is possible to see across the English Channel toward France during this 25-minute stop. Afterward, the tour proceeds to Dover Castle for about two hours. The castle has over 2000 years of history, including Roman remains like the lighthouse, medieval fortifications, and World War II tunnels. Visitors can explore the grounds and may purchase food at the castle cafes. Finally, the tour arrives in Canterbury for two and a half hours. Visitors can explore the city, shop, or eat at local pubs. There is also an optional visit to Canterbury Cathedral, a large 11th-century building. Later, the guide leads a walking tour covering Canterbury’s history, including stories about Geoffrey Chaucer and pilgrims to Thomas Becket’s shrine. The tour concludes with the return journey to London. Transport is by luxury air-conditioned mini coach, and bottled water is provided. The small group is limited to 16 people.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
Greenwich
A brief 20-minute stop on the way out of London to rest and refresh. Visitors can see the Cutty Sark, a restored 19th-century tea clipper, the Royal Naval College, and the observatory that established Greenwich Mean Time.
20 min
Chilham Village
Spend about 30 minutes walking around this traditional English village, centered on a village square with a church, pub, and tearooms. Visitors can have tea, scones, or a local beer in the historic pub.
30 min
The White Cliffs of Dover
Descend to the shoreline for a 25-minute walk along the pebble beach beneath the famous White Cliffs. On clear days, views extend 20 miles across the English Channel to France.
25 min
Dover Castle
Visit this medieval castle for about two hours. It has been a defensive site for 3000 years, including use in the Iron Age and by the Romans, who built a lighthouse here—the most complete standing Roman structure in England. The castle also features medieval fortifications. Cafes are available for refreshments.
120 min
Canterbury Cathedral
Spend two and a half hours in Canterbury. Visitors can explore the city, shop, or eat at local pubs. There is an option to visit the 11th-century Canterbury Cathedral. Later, join a guided walking tour covering Canterbury’s history, including Chaucer and pilgrim stories.
150 min
Meeting point
LONDON EYE departure point: Belvedere Road, next to the London Eye and near the corner of Belvedere Road and Chicheley Street, Waterloo – SE1 7BP.
End point
LONDON EYE departure point: Belvedere Road, next to the London Eye and near the corner of Belvedere Road and Chicheley Street, Waterloo – SE1 7BP.
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.
Additional info
Canterbury, Dover Castle, White Cliffs & Kent Villages Small Group Day Tour from London
by The English Bus
Choose from 1 available option
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.£298Overview
The tour begins with a short stop in Greenwich, where travelers can see the Cutty Sark, the Royal Naval College, and the observatory that established Greenwich Mean Time. After this 20-minute break, the coach continues into the Kent countryside to Chilham Village. Visitors have about 30 minutes to walk around this traditional English village, with its village square, church, pub, and tearooms where refreshments are available. Next, the group travels to the White Cliffs of Dover. The tour descends to the shoreline to walk along the pebble beach with views of the chalk cliffs behind. Weather permitting, it is possible to see across the English Channel toward France during this 25-minute stop. Afterward, the tour proceeds to Dover Castle for about two hours. The castle has over 2000 years of history, including Roman remains like the lighthouse, medieval fortifications, and World War II tunnels. Visitors can explore the grounds and may purchase food at the castle cafes. Finally, the tour arrives in Canterbury for two and a half hours. Visitors can explore the city, shop, or eat at local pubs. There is also an optional visit to Canterbury Cathedral, a large 11th-century building. Later, the guide leads a walking tour covering Canterbury’s history, including stories about Geoffrey Chaucer and pilgrims to Thomas Becket’s shrine. The tour concludes with the return journey to London. Transport is by luxury air-conditioned mini coach, and bottled water is provided. The small group is limited to 16 people.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
Greenwich
A brief 20-minute stop on the way out of London to rest and refresh. Visitors can see the Cutty Sark, a restored 19th-century tea clipper, the Royal Naval College, and the observatory that established Greenwich Mean Time.
20 min
Chilham Village
Spend about 30 minutes walking around this traditional English village, centered on a village square with a church, pub, and tearooms. Visitors can have tea, scones, or a local beer in the historic pub.
30 min
The White Cliffs of Dover
Descend to the shoreline for a 25-minute walk along the pebble beach beneath the famous White Cliffs. On clear days, views extend 20 miles across the English Channel to France.
25 min
Dover Castle
Visit this medieval castle for about two hours. It has been a defensive site for 3000 years, including use in the Iron Age and by the Romans, who built a lighthouse here—the most complete standing Roman structure in England. The castle also features medieval fortifications. Cafes are available for refreshments.
120 min
Canterbury Cathedral
Spend two and a half hours in Canterbury. Visitors can explore the city, shop, or eat at local pubs. There is an option to visit the 11th-century Canterbury Cathedral. Later, join a guided walking tour covering Canterbury’s history, including Chaucer and pilgrim stories.
150 min
Meeting point
LONDON EYE departure point: Belvedere Road, next to the London Eye and near the corner of Belvedere Road and Chicheley Street, Waterloo – SE1 7BP.
End point
LONDON EYE departure point: Belvedere Road, next to the London Eye and near the corner of Belvedere Road and Chicheley Street, Waterloo – SE1 7BP.
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.