National Trust - The White Cliffs of Dover

National Trust - The White Cliffs of Dover is an iconic symbol of England, resplendent with spectacular white chalk cliffs.

It is a site of extraordinary historical significance - it served a strategic defensive role during both World Wars. Walking along the trails at the tops of the cliffs, you can enjoy breathtaking views of the English Channel and the French coast.

The area is famous for its rich biodiversity - a nature lover's paradise with rare species of butterflies and plants. Be sure to visit the South Foreland Lighthouse and Fan Bay Deep Shelter to learn about the fascinating history of the area.