September
FOLKESTONE
Folkestone has had many incarnations – with a Roman, Georgian, Victorian and 20th century wartime history, it’s seen the lot from fashionable seaside resort to modern cultural cool. Today’s Folkestone is a buzzing town, full of creative outlets and great food, local beers and wine, beaches and shops, you name it, you can probably do it in Folkestone!
EASTBOURNE
One of our most popular days out to the coast, Eastbourne has plenty to see and do whatever the weather, with a lovely promenade, fine shopping and lots of cafes and bars.
BRIGHTON
With many attractions such as the Lanes, the pier, Volks Railway and the Royal Pavilion, Brighton is a great city to visit any time of the year.
OSBORNE HOUSE
A grand day out at one of the UK’s most visited attractions, the holiday home of Queen Victoria who said “It is impossible to imagine a prettier spot”. Ferry times are 10.30am out and 6pm return, arriving back at approx. 9pm.
RAMSGATE & DEAL
Firstly a visit to the Kent seaside resort of Ramsgate where a bustling Royal Harbour borders a yacht-packed marina, awash with history and overflowing with continental charm, it’s a must-see historic port. After time here we travel on to the coastal town of Deal, which lies where the North Sea and the English Channel meet. Take a leisurely stroll along the pier and look back at a view that has barely altered in a century.