On the exciting Treasures of Kent full-day tour, you'll enjoy the comfort of travel in a luxury coach and the company of a Blue-Badge guide. The Treasures of Kent Tour includes some of the most significant landmarks in the beautiful county of Kent.
The tour includes a private viewing of Leeds Castle and grounds, a tour of Canterbury and Canterbury Cathedral, a panoramic view of the gorgeous Kent countryside and a visit to the famous White Cliffs of Dover.
Tour Includes
Tour Start Point
The Garden of England Tour departs from gates 1-5, Victoria Coach Station in London at 8.45am. However, there is a comprehensive pick-up service from or near many central London hotels. For included hotels and pick-up times and details of our free Thames Cruise, please refer to the 'Additional Information' tab.
Private Viewing of Leeds Castle
First stop on the Garden of England Tour is Leeds Castle for a private viewing before members of the public are admitted. Leeds Castle, spanning two islands in the River Len and accessible only by a stone bridge, has been home to royalty for more than 1000 years. Enjoy the period architecture and sumptuous interiors, and explore the castle grounds complete with maze and aviaries.
Canterbury Cathedral
The Garden of England Tour continues to Canterbury Cathedral, mother church of the Anglican faith dating back to 597AD. In these ancient surroundings, your guide will tell the gruesome tale most associated with Canterbury Cathedral, the murder of Archbishop Thomas Becket in 1170. There will also be time to explore the historic streets of Canterbury, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
The County of Kent
As the Garden of England Tour winds its way through Kent's quaint villages and picturesque landscape, you'll see for yourself why the county merits the honorary title, 'Garden of England'.
White Cliffs of Dover
Dover is the last stop on the Garden of England Tour. Here you'll see 800 year old Dover Castle and visit the legendary White Cliffs of Dover, proudly standing guard over the 'Gateway to England' and the English Channel.
Return to London
The Garden of England Tour then makes the return journey to Victoria Coach Station arriving at approximately 7.00pm.
