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Bradt's Kent (Slow Travel), which is part of Slow Travel series, showcasing Kent's historic towns, scenic countryside, coastal landscapes and local culture.
I first realised how special Kent’s countryside and coast were on weekend hiking adventures and seaside breaks from London, where I lived in the 1990s. Wanderlust then took me overseas for the next two decades. When I returned to the UK in...
Simon Richmond ( simonrichmond.com) is an award-winning travel writer, editor and photographer. In a journalism career spanning over 30 years, he’s written and researched 150+ guidebooks and non-fiction titles. He’s also the editor of the...
At Bradt Guides we’re aware that guidebooks start to go out of date on the day they’re published – and that you, our readers, are out there in the field doing research of your own. You’ll find out before us when a fine new family-run hotel opens or...
Get away from it all and marvel at the multicoloured sunsets by staying at this vast shingle beach jutting into the Channel.
Enjoy a night or two in this ancient market town that’s home to England’s oldest brewery and a thriving local food scene.
Handsome, historic spa town, great for dining and shopping and an ideal base for the scenic splendours of the Weald.
One of England’s finest gardens and a jumping off point for some of Kent’s best vineyards.
England’s Rome offers ecclesiastical majesty, ancient remains, wonky, timber-beamed streetscapes and easy access to east Kent’s attractions.