Deal kent

Are you looking for a charming coastal town to explore? Look no further than Deal, Kent! This town has a rich history in maritime and fishing, which is reflected in its well-preserved architecture. You can experience English seaside resort life by strolling through the quaint fisherman's cottages or admiring the stately Georgian-era mansions. And don't

This guide to a day trip to Deal, Kent has the best things to do in Deal in a day. There's lots to discover in this coastal town in England.

Quieter than nearby Margate, easy to reach from London and compact enough to explore on a day trip or coastal weekend break, Kent’s coolest creative enclave thrums with indie shops, galleries, seafood restaurants and...

//components.timesdev.tools/lib2/bptl-quote-1.0.0/bptl-quote.htmlbptl-quotequote=”%E2%80%9CSeaside for the sensible%E2%80%9D”The flight of a certain kind of cool to the Kent coast continues. While Margate has taken over from Whitstable as the official hotspot, with an art gallery, a sandy beach and

Margate’s little sister can more than hold its own on the revitalised east Kent coast. In this seaside town with a big appetite, pop-ups go permanent and a switched-off micropub is turning locals lo-fi

I’m going to share with you a few of my favourite places in this very sweet spot, where pastel coloured doors are a plenty.

Quieter than nearby Margate, easy to reach from London and compact enough to explore on a day trip or coastal weekend break, Kent’s coolest creative enclave thrums with indie shops, galleries, seafood restaurants and...

These scenic drives near London will show you great places to go within easy driving distances of the UK capital. There are maps, too.

I love Deal because it is a quiet seaside town not far from from Canterbury and Dover. It is small enough that you can get involved in the local community and in the Summer it's buzzing with visitors.

This handsome Grade II-listed five-bedroom house in Deal unfolds over 3,000 sq feet, having been extended over the centuries from its 16th-century nucleus.