• Dover Castle - Dover Castle
  Rising above the famous White Cliffs high above the Channel, Dover Castle is an icon of England. Built soon after 1066, this mighty fortress has been the site of royal intrigue and epic sieges, and was at the centre of the crucial effort to evacuate hundreds of thousands of Allied troops from the beach of Dunkirk.
• The White Cliffs of Dover - The chalk cliffs at Dover have one of the most accessible and complete records of the story of chalk formation. The cliffs are made from layers of soft, white, finely grained limestone, which have built up over millions of years.
  Stand on the platform and see France from England
  ( weather permitting )
• Canterbury Cathedral - Founded by St Augustine in 597 AD, Canterbury Cathedral is a unique place of worship, a major pilgrimage destination, a masterpiece of art and architecture, and one of the UK’s most-visited historic sites. Often referred to as ‘England in stone.
  The architecture of the Canterbury Cathedral is the result of the fusion between two architectural styles: the Romanesque style and the Perpendicular Gothic style. Defined by the completely rounded arches, the Romanesque style was used in the eastern side of the cathedral including the nave and part of the quire.
  The cathedral boasts some of the finest church architecture in the country, built from stone imported from Caen in Normandy. A church and cathedral has stood on the site for over 1,400 years. The first Archbishop of Canterbury was St Augustine who arrived in Kent as a missionary in 597 AD.
• Leeds Castle - Leeds Castle in Kent, England, has been called the “loveliest castle in the world”. Listed in the Domesday Book, this castle has been a Norman stronghold, a royal residence and a royal palace. It’s situation is stunning, set on two islands in a magnificent lake.
  Whilst King Henry VII never took an interest in Leeds Castle, his son King Henry VIII transformed it from a fortified stronghold to a magnificent royal palace. Between 1517-1523 on his orders, major alterations were made so that he and his first wife Katherine of Aragon, could visit the castle in comfort.

• Entry to Dover Castle
• Pick up and drop off service
• Entry to Canterbury Cathedral
• Comfortable travel in a fully air-conditioned private vehicle
• Access to the iconic White Cliffs of Dover
• Admission to Leeds Castle

• Gratuity

If you’re docking in Dover for a day and unsure of what to do, let us guide you on an unforgettable journey. Picture this: one moment you’re on a cruise ship, the next you’re exploring a medieval castle. Welcome to Dover Castle, constructed as a fortress by the Norman king over a thousand years ago. It has withstood two world wars and still stands in all its grandeur. Before you can catch your breath, we’ll whisk you away to the next destination, Canterbury Cathedral. Originally built in the 6th century, its breathtaking blend of Romanesque and Gothic architecture will leave you speechless. And if you think that’s all there is, you’re mistaken. At this point, you might wonder, ‘Have I returned to the cruise ship?’ as you’re surrounded by water. A familiar sight, indeed, but this journey isn’t over yet. You’re now at the most beautiful castle in the area, Leeds Castle, majestically set in the middle of the water.

• Motorized wheel chair not accessible
• This tour runs for 8 hours. 5 hours and 30 minutes visiting sites. 2 hours and 30 minutes journey and lunch
• The vehicle used on these are executive and luxury Mercedes E Classes S Classes V Classes and Vito, BMW 5 series and 7 Series, Audi A6.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.