Top Dover Cultural Tours

The local tour operated by Dover’s premier mini bus company. A family business established 30 years ago we have the local knowledge and expertise to make the most of your time here in Dover. Taking you to the places it’s taken us a lifetime to discover, all with a best price guarantee and COVID cleanliness precautions in place. A knowledgeable driver guide will escort you in one of our luxury minibuses on a thoughtfully curated tour of the local area, taking in a multitude of stunning, historical and photogenic locations. Complimentary water on board and comfort stops planned. Opportunities to snack on route. Private Tours and Wheelchair accessible vehicles available upon request. All guests will be returned to the Cruise Terminal before the departure of your ship. Please enquire on our website about transfer options from/and to London airports and/or transport hubs (Britannia-Coaches, Dover)

If you’re short on time but want to see the picturesque village that typify Kent, look no further than this day trip from Dover, Folkestone, Ashford, or Canterbury. With a choice of departure time, the private tour can be tailored to you and your interests. Start with a hotel or port pickup, then travel to the most photo-worthy spots around Kent. Visits to medieval town of Sandwich, coastal town of Deal, and of, course, the UNESCO-listed white Cliffs of Dover are all on the list.

This attraction is a complete day out from being an adult to being a child Discover magnificent award-winning gardens set in 125 acres of glorious grounds. No matter what time of year you visit you are guaranteed a breath-taking display. Children can enjoy the playground, while visitors of all ages enjoy the challenge of finding their way through the Water Maze and the 100 year old Yew Maze. There’s a fascinating collection of Miniature Model Houses, a boating Lake and a warm welcome awaits you in the shops and restaurants.

We head to Canterbury, a first-class World Cultural Heritage city home to three Unesco World Heritage Sites: Canterbury Cathedral with its stunning mixture of Romanesque and Perpendicular Gothic architecture and its collections of early medieval stained glass. Canterbury was one of medieval Europe’s great places of pilgrimage and knowledge. The city center still retains much of the atmosphere experienced by the medieval pilgrims and celebrated in Chaucer’s Canterbury Tales. Rochester, the second-oldest diocese in England, is at an ancient crossing on the River Medway, fortified by a sturdy Medieval castle. Rochester cathedral blends Romanesque and Gothic architecture, with a west front that dates back almost 900 years. Rochester High Street with its quaint, cantilevered Tudor houses andweatherboard cottages to rows of bold 17th and 18th-century townhouses with white-painted quoins is achingly pretty. The variety of shops, cafes are worth a visit Finally, we will drive you to London.