Cottages in Whitstable

One of the most appropriate places to take advantage of having fun and resting during your holidays is Whitstable, a coastal city located on the north coast of the county of Kent, southeast of England. A trip here is a magnificent opportunity to explore its gastronomy and culture. If you decide on this wonderful destination, Holidu offers you the best options for you to rent a cottage and enjoy your stay with your family to the fullest.

They are located near the main square, they have a cool atmosphere, equipped with everything you need to make your days just fun and tranquil at the same time. The cottages have internet, free private parking and gardens where you can organise a barbecue and watch the children play. Have a wonderful holiday in Whitstable at our amazing cottages!

Tankerton Beach is a pebble beach of clean and transparent yet cold water, and is ideal for walking, strolling along the shoreside, with many flat and spacious spaces to play. You can also enjoy swimming, as well as a picnic with beautiful views on the other side of the estuary. Nearby are numerous cafés and tearooms, a nice place to sit and watch and enjoy an ice cream, all backed by a bench of beach huts. Have fun and enjoy the clean areas with free parking.

The gastronomy in Whitstable is exquisite, with traditional dishes that will fascinate you. You can head to a restaurant, enjoy a seafood salad, selection of fresh seafood, mussels, oysters, premium prawns, the delicious avocado and bacon salad and bacon-wrapped scallops accompanied by the house rosé wine. The service is impeccable, the atmosphere excellent and the food delicious.

Built in 1831, the harbour is home to several fishing boats, as well as other industrial ships. The atmosphere is constantly moving, with the coming and going of visitors, residents and fishermen, craft shops and food, offering a large fish market. Home to the Oyster Festival, it is a type of mollusc related to oysters and the Whitstable Biennale. You can walk here from the train station, located less than 15 minutes away. You will also find public parking nearby.

Trained volunteers supported by science, literature, are responsible for telling the local stories of diving, fishing, shipwrecks, shipbuilding, oysters and the oldest railway locomotive in the world, for children and adults. The museum tells fun but challenging activities, exhibits include a 1830s locomotive, a 1948 buccino boat, an 1867 fire truck, and a 1830s stationary beam engine, each with its own fascinating history. Children can enjoy the garden, practical and fun activities with an educational essence, a different experience full of emotions.

The route from Whitstable and Canterbury is wonderful and ideal for hiking, charm views, a mix of asphalt and a stretch of woods, great trip for walking or cycling, the gradients are not too steep and the route passes through shops, places to eat, boat tour on the river. There is a lot to see and do in Canterbury, from visiting Canterbury Cathedral, St. Augustine's Abbey to exploring its streets, boutiques, in Whitstable visiting restaurants and delighting with seafood.

Offering views of Whitstable, it covers 23 hectares, is an open nature park, its woodlands and streams provide the ideal habitat for the wildlife that prevails there, allowing walkers and explorers fabulous routes away from the bustling town centre, it's great for relaxing. There are some steep slopes and some uneven paths, awarded a Green Flag for being the best green spaces in the country. It's certainly worth a walk in, a stroll in, a walk in the woods and a walk in the woods

The castle was called Tankerton until 1897 and from that moment it became Whitstable Castle, its main façade is beautiful, it has charming spaces, its historical sites are fabulous, it has a large area ideal to be used for a special event, with restaurant included. Its charming gardens with their variety of beautiful plants that are combined with fantastic landscapes, ideal for the enjoyment of children. Delight in eating delicious snacks, fresh fruits, bun with jam, admission is free.

The Fishslab Gallery, located on the main street of the artistic seaside town of Whitstable, welcomes exhibitions by all artists, especially those in the area. The gallery is attractive, something different almost every week, and every year it organizes open exhibitions for artists who wish to present individual works. Fishslab is working collaboratively with galleries in nearby villages to present joint events, supporting local charities to showcase art projects, paintings, sculptures, and a major community project.

Located on Oxford Street in Whitstable, highlighting the opening of a new room that has allowed greater comfort. The books are placed in such a way that they match the large number of chairs for explorers to browse and rest. It offers a talk and a wide selection of used books in all categories, becoming a highly recommended bookshop for people of all ages, highlighting its importance in the cultural aspect.