Dover

Coastal Dover

Explore the maritime heritage of the Kentish coast, ranging from the iconic chalk formations of the White Cliffs to the industrial infrastructure of one of the world's busiest passenger ports. This collection features the pebble shores of Western Heights Beach, the active Dover Marina, and the historic harbour wall. Visitors can observe cross-channel ferry traffic and sample locally caught seafood at the waterfront.

White Cliffs of Dover

Iconic chalk cliff face reaching heights of 110 meters. The site contains the Victorian South Foreland Lighthouse and a network of subterranean World War II tunnels.

Western Heights Beach

Shingle beach situated beneath the Napoleonic-era Western Heights fortifications, offering views of the English Channel and arriving cross-channel ferries.

Hythe Bay

Waterfront restaurant specializing in locally sourced seafood, including Dover sole and seasonal catches from the surrounding Kentish waters.

Dover Harbour Wall

Concrete maritime defense structure utilized for recreational sea fishing and various water sports activities within the outer harbour.

Dover Marina - Tidal Harbour

Maritime facility providing berths for private vessels. Amenities include Wi-Fi access and a dedicated sanitary dump station for mariners.