Top Dover Walking Tours

Combine a transfer to London with a sightseeing adventure with this transfer from the port at Dover to London. Visit Canterbury and gaze at the towering spire of the grand Cathedral before continuing to Leeds Castle, wrapping up with a convenient drop-off at Heathrow or select London hotels.

This tour transports you to English vineyards set in beautiful countryside where you will experience a guided tour of the vineyard and learn how wine is produced. You will be able to sample and purchase wine without the worry of driving! You will visit two or three vineyards set in the glorious East Sussex or Kent countryside. There will be a mixture of wine tasting with a self guided walk through stunning vineyards and at least one fully guided tour and tasting. Depending on timings there might be the opportunity to visit a coffee roastery or brewery. Lunch is included in the tour. Once at the vineyard you will probably join with others on the vineyard tour.

When your cruise ship visits Dover, make the most of your time in England’s county of Kent while avoiding logistical headaches. Meet your driver-guide at the port, settle into a luxury minibus, and admire the countryside as you travel from sight to sight. See the Battle of Britain memorial on Dover’s white cliffs, visit medieval Canterbury; all with the benefit of guided commentary.

Discover 'Doctor Syn' and the Hawkhurst Gang on your Private Guided Walk of medieval Rye Bring your camera as there are many photo opportunities on this tour - Henry 8th's Camber Castle, the Mermaid Inn - where the Hawkhurst Gang once met and the house where Henry James once lived. This tour does not include any transport, entry fees or food and drink. Please contact me if you would like to arrange transport.

The online guidebook offers a structured multi-day journey along one of England’s most varied shorelines — linking cathedral cities, seaside towns and dramatic cliffs. Covering approx 93 miles (149 km), with flexibility for 3–10+ days. Distances are short but the landscapes change quickly as the coast unfolds. Canterbury & the Oyster Coast – Cathedral streets lead to Whitstable’s harbour, seafood culture and coastline. Thanet Cliffs & Seaside Bays – Broad beaches, chalk cliffs and classic seaside towns around Margate, Broadstairs and Ramsgate. White Cliffs & the Cinque Ports – Dover Castle, the White Cliffs and historic ports before the vast shingle landscape of Dungeness. Each section includes narrative introductions, route structure and time-based planning ideas. This self-guided trip helps you plan and explore at your own pace. With 12 months included, access begins from the selected booking date — choose a date that allows time for planning rather than your travel date.

Combine your post-cruise transfer to London with city sightseeing, British classic foods and a guided walking tour of Borough Market. From award-winning sausage rolls to London’s most Instagrammable dessert bar, we'll show you where, what, and how Londoners actually eat in this storied borough that’s always had food at its heart. Combining delicious food with walking through hidden pockets of history that vehicles cannot access, this is a great way to truly discover the city like a local. This service is available on all dates when Princess, Carnival or Holland America cruise ships are visiting Dover. The service is also available to passengers on other ships if your arrival dates and arrival times coincide with ships listed.

Discover our beautiful scenery and fabulous historic 'White Cliffs Countryside' on this Private Tour - ideal for a Shore Excursion from Dover Cruise Terminal or Dover Priory Station. Don't forget to bring your camera for taking photos of our beautiful 'Garden of England'. Meet your local Blue Badge Guide before driving up to the famous 'White Cliffs of Dover' for a short walk. Drive a short distance through the old fishing villages of St Margaret's Bay and Kingsdown, once the home of Ian Fleming and Noel Coward! Continue to Sandwich once a medieval port of great importance and where Queen Elizabeth surveyed her fleet and ignored the wishes of the locals! Another short scenic drive takes us to the city of Canterbury, where we can have time for lunch as well as an opportunity for a short walk and a photo of Canterbury Cathedral - where Thomas Becket was famously murdered! We return to Dover in time for you to leave on your cruise ship/train.

Folkestone grew from a sleepy harbour town into a major passenger port & railway link to the continent during the early part of the 19th Century. High-society had already discovered the town's charms and local landowner Lord Radnor employed Decimus Burton (of Regent's Park & Tunbridge Wells fame) to develop the seafront & the grand Leas cliff-top promenade was born. The 2 World Wars completely changed the fortunes of the town and during WW1 most of the seafront buildings were requisitioned & the local population evacuated. Over 10 million troops & personnel left for the front lines in France via Folkestone between 1914 & 1918! Today, The Leas retains its grandeur & beauty, but now has added poignant memorials to these momentous events which we will explore in depth. More recently, the Old Town & Harbour have had a huge regeneration & are a great destination for shopping and eating. Come and discover this gem on the East Kent coast with your local Blue Badge tourist guide.