Kent is known as the Garden of England and is a county in the South East of England. Due to the importance of this town in several wars, Kent has a rich history. Lodge into one of the several hotels in Kent and enjoy Kent's orchards, hop gardens, theme parks and seaside fronts.
The beaches
Kent has some beautiful beaches to explore. Most of the beaches will provide for your basic needs. Take for example Viking Bay which has toilets, rides for kids, refreshments and can be accessed easily by disabled. Though you may prefer a B&B Kent, one can also hire beach huts. Most beaches also have shops around where you can purchase souvenirs and other items. Surfing lessons and other water sports are also available for visitors. If you don't want sand in your feet, the promenades are beautiful too. Cafes, bars and restaurants line up the sea front and you can enjoy the local produce on offer. Choose to stay at a guest house in Kent that is near these locations so you can take a stroll at any time.
The countryside
Enjoy the best that nature has to offer by going on a trail, hike, walk or cycling. Kent has many waterways and small rivers where you can spot otters. Many river tours over the Canterbury river are also available that will not only give you a great view but impart historical knowledge too. Hotels in Kent are aplenty and you will enjoy the views around you for sure.
Other Attractions
If you loved Charles Dickens, you will rejoice in knowing that the famous author's former house is situated in Kent. Chatham Dockyard, Bewl Water, Diggerland are some other places worth seeing. Inquire at the reception desk of your guest house in Kent and they will tell you that the Howletts and Port Lympne zoo that houses various animals will be a favourite amongst kids and adults. Other animal centres include the Rare Breeds Centre, Kent Life and Wingham Wildlife Park.
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