Whitstable & Margate Travel Guide

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This stretch of the North Kent Coast is quite delightful; Faversham has no fewer than 475 listed historic buildings, and a brewing tradition that dates back over 850 years. Also in a gastronomic vein are the Royal Whitstable Natives, or oysters, which this stretch of coast is so well known for. Although he was born in Portsmouth, the celebrated author Charles Dickens is best known for his association with Kent and you can visit the house where he wrote David Copperfield in Broadstairs.

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Traveller Reviews of Whitstable & Margate

17 Apr 08

Whitstable Beach House

Posted by jacky from Bury St Edmunds, United Kingdom

The setting and ambience of this beautiful hideaway was truly relaxing and tranquil. A simple and tasteful living space overlooking the... Read more

29 Feb 08

Whitstable Beach House

Posted by Bec1006 from Suffolk, United Kingdom

Whitstable beach house is perfect for getting away from it all. We felt truly relaxed and refreshed. The sea views are amazing and... Read more

26 Feb 08

The Minnis Bar & Restaurant

Posted by Ted the Dog from Hernia Bay, United Kingdom

I have been using the Minnis for some time now. Mainly for superb breakfasts after a bracing dog walk by the sea. I have been tempted... Read more

Whitstable Margate Travel Directory

Suburbs and towns covered by this travel guide to Whitstable & Margate (Kent) include Birchington, Boughton, Broadstairs, Canterbury, Chestfield, Faversham, Gateshead, Herne Bay, Manston, Margate, Nr Birchington, Ramsgate, Sarre, Sittingbourne, Westgate-On-Sea, Whitstable, Whitstable, and more.