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Whitstable - Herne Bay Coast Guide Whitstable is known world-wide for its Oysters but this is only part of the town's maritime story which stretches back to Roman times and up to the present day. There is still a thriving fishing industry at this small Kent town and it has plenty of seafood restaurants in which to try some of the most recent catch.
There is a nice shingle beach at the town which is part owned by the local oyster company. Look out for The Neptune pub which is right on the beach, so you can watch the kids make sandcastles while you enjoy a pint!
Herne Bay, north of Canterbury, has attractive seafront gardens with a
distinctive clock tower and bandstand, home to free concerts. The town's story,
including the fate of its famous pier, is told at the local museum. Built as a
resort by the Victorians, Herne Bay still offers the same pleasure to visitors.
A long open beach with a promenade and bracing sea air to dispel the smoke and
fumes of the city. A popular destination for day trips.
Nearby Canterbury Cathedral Mount Ephraim Gardens - Staple St, Hernhill, Faversham, Kent ME13 9TX Phone: 01227 751496 Howletts Wild Animal Park - Bekesbourne Rd, Bekesbourne, Canterbury, Kent CT4 5EL Phone: 01227 721286
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