Tours and Trips in Canterbury

Escape England's capital in favour of rural Canterbury, Dover, Rochester, and Kent on a 12-hour day trip from London, ideal for first-time visitors with limited time in the United Kingdom. In air-conditioned coach, you'll tick off  the Prime Meridian Line in Greenwich, the Norman Rochester Castle, the historic city of Canterbury, famed for its UNESCO-listed cathedral, and Dover, home to iconic white cliffs. This tour is limited to 16 participants to ensure an intimate atmosphere.

Make the holiday season extra special by spending Christmas Day in the English countryside. Departing London, this tour takes you to the world-famous Canterbury Cathedral, where you'll attend a carol singing service, and to the colossal White Cliffs of Dover. Soak up the festive atmosphere during a 3-course lunch and conclude the day by touring Greenwich, famed for its Baroque architecture and maritime history. Hotel pickup is included.

Celebrate Christmas Day at Canterbury Cathedral, and enjoy a traditional Christmas lunch on this day trip by coach from London. Leaving on Christmas morning, drive through the villages in Kent before stopping in Canterbury. First, attend the traditional Christmas Day service led by the Archbishop of Canterbury at the magnificent, UNESCO-listed cathedral. Then, afterward, sit down nearby to a delicious, 3-course Christmas lunch.

Spend Christmas Eve exploring the English countryside on this full-day tour of Canterbury, Dover, and Greenwich from London. Ideal for those visiting England during the festive season, this tour covers UNESCO World Heritage Site, Canterbury Cathedral; the 12th-century Leeds Castle in Kent; the iconic White Cliffs of Dover; and the maritime landmarks of Greenwich. A festive lunch is included.

Immerse yourself in Britain's world war seaside history with this private day trip to the Kent coast. After a visit to the Edwardian seaside town of Folkestone, you'll check out the Battle of Britain Memorial where original Spitfire and Hurricane planes can be seen. Look out at the sea from the White Cliffs of Dover, then visit an English tearoom for a traditional cream tea. Perfect for modern British history buffs, the excursion offers a more personal tour with your own private guide.