Romney Marshes & Folkestone Travel Guide

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The Romney Marshes were once the stamping ground of smugglers, who took advantage of the impenetrable mists and intricate network of dykes that intersect the low lying plain. New Romney and Hythe were two of the five original Cinque Ports that supplied the crown with vessels and men in medieval times, and a pleasant way to travel between the two is on the Romney, Hythe and Dymchurch Railway. A few miles north of Hythe is Folkestone, one of the country’s busiest continental ferry terminals.

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Traveller Reviews of Romney Marshes & Folkestone

13 Jun 07

Fern Lodge

Posted by a TotalTraveller

We stayed here for a weekend as they say they welcome pets. Our pet (a small dog) was not welcome. The TV signal was useless. The wiring ... Read more

16 Mar 07

Learn Karate in Kent

Posted by a TotalTraveller

This site helped me find the right Karate club in the local area for my son. It looks friendly and approachable and thats just what the... Read more

30 Sep 06

Romney Sands Holiday Village

Posted by a TotalTraveller from Broadstairs, United Kingdom

Great facilities friendly atmosphere lots of stuff for the kids to do, but relaxing & hassle free for the parents as every things on site! Read more

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Suburbs and towns covered by this travel guide to Romney Marshes & Folkestone (Kent) include Densole, Dymchurch, Folkestone, Folkestone Kent, Hythe, Kent, Lydd, New Romney, Romney Marsh, St. Marys Bay, and more.