Canterbury Historic River Tours
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"Soak up the history of Canterbury on one of these river tours."
Overview
Canterbury Historic River Tours offers a truly unique way to experience the city's rich heritage. Gliding along the River Stour, the knowledgeable and engaging guides bring Canterbury's history to life with fascinating stories, humour, and insight. The tranquil setting, combined with up-close views of historic buildings, makes for a relaxing yet informative experience.
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Location
The King’s Bridge, St Peter’s Street, CANTERBURY, Kent, CT1 2AT
About the area
Kent is home to the White Cliffs of Dover, an English icon that marks the point where the Kent Downs AONB stretches from the Surrey Hills down to the sea. Visitors can explore historic parklands, including Knole Park and Sir Winston Churchill’s former home at Chartwell, or beautiful nature reserves, such as the coppiced woodlands of Denge Wood and Earley Wood and the ancient fine chalk woodland of Yockletts Bank.
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The Corner House
Located right in the city centre, The Corner House offers five stylishly decorated bedrooms. They are very characterful and appointed to a high standard yet still showcase some of the b...
THE PIG-at Bridge Place
Located in the Kentish countryside, THE PIG at Bridge Place is an impeccably presented 16th-century country house. Characterful lounges have been beautifully restored and retain large f...
The Duke William
Located in the quiet village of Ickham, this village pub is a mix of traditional – exposed beams and roaring wood fires – and modern with up-to-date and stylish touches. Each of the fou...
Westgrange House B&B
Located in a quiet and tranquil area, this family-run bed and breakfast offers comfortable rooms, all equipped with WiFi and TVs. Off-road parking is available for all guests and a cook...
Homing Park
A small touring park close to Seasalter Beach and Whitstable, which is famous for its oysters. All but eight of the generously sized pitches are hardstandings and fully serviced, separa...
The Dog at Wingham
Close to Canterbury and opposite the village church, The Dog at Wingham once formed part of a former monastery dating from the 13th century. A boutique makeover has lent the place a sym...
Cave Hotel and Golf Resort
Cave Hotel and Resort sits between Faversham and Canterbury, on the edge of the Kent Downs. Its sleek and contemporary design aesthetic is complemented by rich American walnut paneling,...
Canterbury Cottages
Canterbury Cottages were restored and rebuilt from the original buildings of 1703, using eco-friendly materials. The result is a delightful mix of modern and antique, with private parki...
