What to do in Whitstable

This traditional shingle shoreline is famous for its fresh oysters and colourful beach huts. Savour seafood at beachfront eateries while watching the spectacular sunset over the sea.

A working harbour where maritime heritage meets artisanal market stalls selling fresh oysters and local crafts. Meander between wooden huts, sample seafood, and catch glimpses of fishing boats bringing in the day's catch.

Stroll along Tankerton Beach to discover 'The Street,' a natural causeway emerging at low tide. Bring sturdy shoes to walk out into the sea and explore fascinating marine life in the exposed rock pools.

This 18th-century castle offers elegant period rooms and meticulously landscaped gardens with terraces and topiary displays. Enjoy afternoon tea at the Orangery Tearooms overlooking the serene grounds.

This maritime gem chronicles Whitstable's oyster industry and houses the historic Invicta locomotive. Explore diving equipment from the 1800s and Peter Cushing memorabilia in the tranquil courtyard garden.

Stroll along Tankerton Slopes' grassy hillsides overlooking the Thames Estuary and its unique "Street" shingle spit. At low tide, walk this natural pathway stretching into the sea while enjoying spectacular sunset views.

Commune with nature and explore the great outdoors at The Street during your travels in Whitstable. While you're in the area, stroll along the seaside.

This historic links course (est. 1911) offers a traditional golfing experience along Kent's picturesque coastline. Enjoy a challenging round followed by refreshments at the clubhouse's modern 'Nineteen' restaurant.