White Cliffs of Dover - iconic chalk cliffs and coastal views in Kent.

The White Cliffs of Dover are one of Britain's most recognisable natural landmarks, rising dramatically above the English Channel on the southeast coast of England. Known for their striking white chalk face and historic significance, they are a must visit destination and one of the most memorable things to do in Kent.

Stretching for miles along the coastline, the cliffs offer breathtaking views across to France on clear days and provide a stunning backdrop for coastal walks and outdoor exploration. Rich in wildlife and history, visitors can discover nearby attractions such as Fan Bay Deep Shelter and South Foreland Lighthouse, while enjoying the peaceful beauty of this protected landscape.

Managed by the National Trust, the White Cliffs of Dover combine natural beauty, heritage and scenic walking routes, offering an unforgettable experience for visitors of all ages.

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