A private guided tour of World War 2 sites along the Kent Coast

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Duration

4 to 5 hours

Overview

Start the excursion with a visit to the renowned Battle of Britain Museum, located on the site of the actual aerodrome from where Spitfires and Hurricanes took off during the Battle of Britain. We continue via the Edwardian seaside resort of Folkestone, and drive along the elegant Leas promenade to its historic harbour, from where millions of soldiers left in World War 1. Next visit the poignant Battle of Britain Memorial overlooking the English Channel before passing through Dover overlooked by its imposing Norman Castle. We soon reach picturesque St Margaret's Bay nestled underneath the spectacular White Cliffs. To complete the experience, we enjoy morning or afternoon tea at a local tearoom, where we learn about 'Hellfire Corner', as this corner of Kent was called in WW2.

What's Included

Entrances to Battle of Britain Museum
Morning/afternoon tea at 'Hellfire Corner'
Private small-group tour of up to 6 people
Audio headsets to hear guide clearly both in and out of vehicle
Transportation in fully licensed air-conditioned MPV
Complimentary pick-up and drop-off at any port, station or hotel within 20 miles of Dover
Professional Private Hire Driver/guide, Member of DGA (Driver Guides Association)
Fuel, parking costs and tolls