What is there to do in Whitstable & Tankerton?

Lisa
What is there to do in Whitstable & Tankerton?

Good ale and friendly people

If you love good ales and gin then a visit to our microbrewery is a must. Sit outside and watch the world go be or indoors to meet some of the locals. Here at The Tankerton Arms we pride ourselves in serving good local beers, ciders and wine with good company and conversation, the former helping the latter. We stock a range of local beers, mainly from local microbreweries, but also some from further afield. Our aim is to encourage an atmosphere where real ale and real conversation come together. In addition to well-kept beers, we offer local ciders and a selection of good wine available.
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The Tankerton Arms
135 Tankerton Rd
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If you love good ales and gin then a visit to our microbrewery is a must. Sit outside and watch the world go be or indoors to meet some of the locals. Here at The Tankerton Arms we pride ourselves in serving good local beers, ciders and wine with good company and conversation, the former helping the latter. We stock a range of local beers, mainly from local microbreweries, but also some from further afield. Our aim is to encourage an atmosphere where real ale and real conversation come together. In addition to well-kept beers, we offer local ciders and a selection of good wine available.

Food scene

Great food and lovely view. Meze meat & fish restaurant located in Whitstable. Established in 2000 in their home by chef Nikki Billington and front-of-house Paul Watson, JoJo’s Restaurant don’t do “nowt fancy” or formal, just incredibly tasty cooking with a conscience using sustainable ingredients. www.jojosrestaurant.co.uk
83 residents recomanen
Jojos
2 Herne Bay Rd
83 residents recomanen
Great food and lovely view. Meze meat & fish restaurant located in Whitstable. Established in 2000 in their home by chef Nikki Billington and front-of-house Paul Watson, JoJo’s Restaurant don’t do “nowt fancy” or formal, just incredibly tasty cooking with a conscience using sustainable ingredients. www.jojosrestaurant.co.uk
Fantastic owners, make you feel so welcome. A lovely unique Gift Shop, Tea Room and Ice Cream Parlour since 2011 www.thebearstradingcompany.co.uk
The Bears Trading Company
134 Tankerton Rd
Fantastic owners, make you feel so welcome. A lovely unique Gift Shop, Tea Room and Ice Cream Parlour since 2011 www.thebearstradingcompany.co.uk
Great food! Samphire is an independent, family run Bistro in the heart of Whitstable. www.samphirewhitstable.co.uk
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Samphire
4 High St
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Great food! Samphire is an independent, family run Bistro in the heart of Whitstable. www.samphirewhitstable.co.uk
Great Views! The Lobster Shack is a beach bar serving a selection of hot and cold seafood, with daily specials, amazing local beers and local wine. With amazing beach views and lots of outdoor seating The Lobster Shack is the perfect summer destination. In the winter months we have a cosy log burner making the restaurant suitable for all weathers! www.thelobstershack.co.uk
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The Lobster Shack
EAST QUAY
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Great Views! The Lobster Shack is a beach bar serving a selection of hot and cold seafood, with daily specials, amazing local beers and local wine. With amazing beach views and lots of outdoor seating The Lobster Shack is the perfect summer destination. In the winter months we have a cosy log burner making the restaurant suitable for all weathers! www.thelobstershack.co.uk
Need to book ahead, fabulous food, great experience. Wheelers Oyster Bar was founded in 1856 by a man called Richard Leggy Wheeler who started as a Dredger Man and by 1850 was a Master Mariner in his own right. In 1856 his entrepreneurial spirit got the better of him and Wheelers Oyster Bar was born. Much later in 1929, a man named Bernard Walsh opened up Wheelers in Old Compton Street, London which went on to be the flag ship for a group of restaurants called Wheelers throughout London. Wheelers Oyster Bar in Whitstable is still standing to this day, steeped with 156 years of history, unlike its counter parts in London who sadly diminished over the years leaving us to be the first and the last one standing. www.wheelersoysterbar.com
127 residents recomanen
Wheelers Oyster Bar
8 High St
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Need to book ahead, fabulous food, great experience. Wheelers Oyster Bar was founded in 1856 by a man called Richard Leggy Wheeler who started as a Dredger Man and by 1850 was a Master Mariner in his own right. In 1856 his entrepreneurial spirit got the better of him and Wheelers Oyster Bar was born. Much later in 1929, a man named Bernard Walsh opened up Wheelers in Old Compton Street, London which went on to be the flag ship for a group of restaurants called Wheelers throughout London. Wheelers Oyster Bar in Whitstable is still standing to this day, steeped with 156 years of history, unlike its counter parts in London who sadly diminished over the years leaving us to be the first and the last one standing. www.wheelersoysterbar.com
Superb food, but requires booking in advance. www.thesportsmanseasalter.co.uk
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The Sportsman station
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Superb food, but requires booking in advance. www.thesportsmanseasalter.co.uk
The food here is amazing, friendly service and excellent prices. I can personally recommend this restaurant.
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Castellum Pizzeria
27A Oxford Street
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The food here is amazing, friendly service and excellent prices. I can personally recommend this restaurant.
Fabulous food in Tankerton. It is safely my favourite place to eat and watch the world go by! It is best to book ahead: https://www.facebook.com/Land-And-Sea-Tankerton-106078591750793/
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Land & Sea
139D Tankerton Road
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Fabulous food in Tankerton. It is safely my favourite place to eat and watch the world go by! It is best to book ahead: https://www.facebook.com/Land-And-Sea-Tankerton-106078591750793/
Beautiful French Bistro in the heart of Whitstable, full of character & charm, serving local seafood, an array of french delights & homemade deserts.
57 residents recomanen
Birdies restaurant
41 Harbour St
57 residents recomanen
Beautiful French Bistro in the heart of Whitstable, full of character & charm, serving local seafood, an array of french delights & homemade deserts.
This is a fabulous Italian restaurant I can personally recommend. You will need to book early!
Basil and Co The Bistro
101 High St
This is a fabulous Italian restaurant I can personally recommend. You will need to book early!

Great View

Gorgeous view and wonderful sunsets Perched at the top of Tankerton Slopes, The Royal promises a feast for all the senses - serving up sublime fresh food and drink with a side of panoramic sea views. The pub’s garden offers one of the best vantage points in the area and makes a great place to idly watch boats go by with a drink - cask ales, cocktails and world wines providing plenty of choice at the bar. The restaurant, meanwhile, is renowned for delicious British dishes, with a raft of delectable daily specials making the most of local ingredients. www.royaltankerton.co.uk
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The Royal
64 Marine Parade
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Gorgeous view and wonderful sunsets Perched at the top of Tankerton Slopes, The Royal promises a feast for all the senses - serving up sublime fresh food and drink with a side of panoramic sea views. The pub’s garden offers one of the best vantage points in the area and makes a great place to idly watch boats go by with a drink - cask ales, cocktails and world wines providing plenty of choice at the bar. The restaurant, meanwhile, is renowned for delicious British dishes, with a raft of delectable daily specials making the most of local ingredients. www.royaltankerton.co.uk

Sightseeing

This is the place to watch the sunset. Great for swimming and generally chilling out. Tankerton Slopes showcases beautiful sunsets, take a picnic down to the beach and enjoy watching the sun go down. We have fold up chairs, blankets etc you can borrow and its only a 10 minute walk away. When the tide is right you can walk along "The Street", a natural path that takes you right out into the sea. Visit our local micro-pub, the Tankerton Arms, for a warm welcome and excellent ale or gin.
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Costa de Tankerton
Tankerton Road
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This is the place to watch the sunset. Great for swimming and generally chilling out. Tankerton Slopes showcases beautiful sunsets, take a picnic down to the beach and enjoy watching the sun go down. We have fold up chairs, blankets etc you can borrow and its only a 10 minute walk away. When the tide is right you can walk along "The Street", a natural path that takes you right out into the sea. Visit our local micro-pub, the Tankerton Arms, for a warm welcome and excellent ale or gin.
A Walk on The Wild Side Rebecca's local guided walks in Whitstable Kent vary from 3 miles to 20 miles depending on your ability . They can be very diverse from going along the coastline to rolling country fields , meadows and ancient woodland. The choices are limitless. You can have guided nature walks with me finding out about the history of the landscape and spotting resident birds on the way. Rebecca can also provide you with a bespoke picnic to take with you. She offers a selection of food and drink supplied by local Whitstable businesses with locally sourced Kentish produce with a Vegan or meat option. Booking in advance is essential https://thesaltmarshwalkingcompany.co.uk/
The Salt Marsh Walking Company
A Walk on The Wild Side Rebecca's local guided walks in Whitstable Kent vary from 3 miles to 20 miles depending on your ability . They can be very diverse from going along the coastline to rolling country fields , meadows and ancient woodland. The choices are limitless. You can have guided nature walks with me finding out about the history of the landscape and spotting resident birds on the way. Rebecca can also provide you with a bespoke picnic to take with you. She offers a selection of food and drink supplied by local Whitstable businesses with locally sourced Kentish produce with a Vegan or meat option. Booking in advance is essential https://thesaltmarshwalkingcompany.co.uk/

Point of Interest

A lovely working Harbour, with shops and restaurants. Definitely a place to visit on your stay.
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Whitstable Harbour
93 residents recomanen
A lovely working Harbour, with shops and restaurants. Definitely a place to visit on your stay.
Lovely grounds and tea shop, worth a visit
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Whitstable Castle & Gardens
Tower Hill
42 residents recomanen
Lovely grounds and tea shop, worth a visit
Amazing selection of deli food. Definitely worth a visit for the food hall or to eat, either inside or out
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Macknade Fine Foods
Selling Road
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Amazing selection of deli food. Definitely worth a visit for the food hall or to eat, either inside or out
Why not book a jewellery workshop with me during your stay at The Bubble Hideaway? Choose from a variety of workshops, such as making stacking rings, earrings, bangles etc. and take home a souvenir of your stay. Contact me if you would like further details.
The Silver Bubble® Jewellers
Bennells Avenue
Why not book a jewellery workshop with me during your stay at The Bubble Hideaway? Choose from a variety of workshops, such as making stacking rings, earrings, bangles etc. and take home a souvenir of your stay. Contact me if you would like further details.

City/town information

The historic city of Canterbury is a 20 minute drive away. Encircled by medieval walls, Canterbury is steeped in history. In the Middle Ages, Canterbury’s pilgrimage-site status made it the setting of Chaucer’s seminal "Canterbury Tales," while today, cobbled streets and the 6th-century Canterbury Cathedral secure this city as one of England’s must-visit destinations.
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Canterbury
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The historic city of Canterbury is a 20 minute drive away. Encircled by medieval walls, Canterbury is steeped in history. In the Middle Ages, Canterbury’s pilgrimage-site status made it the setting of Chaucer’s seminal "Canterbury Tales," while today, cobbled streets and the 6th-century Canterbury Cathedral secure this city as one of England’s must-visit destinations.
Faversham is a beautiful market town, a 20 minute drive, or can be reached by train. The oldest market town in the county and recorded in the Domesday Book, is bursting with history and located on a winding creek. With an amazing array of independent shops, regular markets, captivating places to visit, walking and a reputation for fine foods.
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Faversham
69 residents recomanen
Faversham is a beautiful market town, a 20 minute drive, or can be reached by train. The oldest market town in the county and recorded in the Domesday Book, is bursting with history and located on a winding creek. With an amazing array of independent shops, regular markets, captivating places to visit, walking and a reputation for fine foods.
Margate is a 30 minute drive away, or can be reached by train. A visit Margate, Broadstairs or Ramsgate is a must. Here seaside kitsch is cool and everything from ice cream parlours to boutiques has a hip, retro vibe. In Margate you’ll discover an iconic amusement park, a thriving arts and culture scene plus delicious food and drink.
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UpMargate
20 The Centre
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Margate is a 30 minute drive away, or can be reached by train. A visit Margate, Broadstairs or Ramsgate is a must. Here seaside kitsch is cool and everything from ice cream parlours to boutiques has a hip, retro vibe. In Margate you’ll discover an iconic amusement park, a thriving arts and culture scene plus delicious food and drink.
Whitstable is one of the best places to experience the English seaside. It is the place to go if you like quirky, independent shops and art galleries, a working harbour, delicious seafood (especially our oysters), pebbled beaches, outrageously good fish and chips and micro-pubs. You can walk into Whitstable in 20 mins, or catch a nearby bus.
220 residents recomanen
Whitstable
220 residents recomanen
Whitstable is one of the best places to experience the English seaside. It is the place to go if you like quirky, independent shops and art galleries, a working harbour, delicious seafood (especially our oysters), pebbled beaches, outrageously good fish and chips and micro-pubs. You can walk into Whitstable in 20 mins, or catch a nearby bus.

Shopping

Well, I would recommend The Silver Bubble as this is my company! I make bespoke silver & gold jewellery, some of which you may see around The Bubble Hideaway during your stay. You are very welcome to see what goes on in my Workshop during your stay. www.thesilverbubble.com
The Silver Bubble® Jewellers
Bennells Avenue
Well, I would recommend The Silver Bubble as this is my company! I make bespoke silver & gold jewellery, some of which you may see around The Bubble Hideaway during your stay. You are very welcome to see what goes on in my Workshop during your stay. www.thesilverbubble.com
An open-air showcase of locally-created, British made, premium and hand-crafted goods and fine art. Set in the working harbour of Whitstable, a unique and quirky fishing town on the north east coast of Kent. Enjoy the paintings, drawings, prints and photography of artists settled alongside skilled craftspeople, who feature an eclectic roster of distinctive goods, including jewellery, wrought iron work, ceramics, textiles and furniture. With such a diverse mix of artistic styles, there is something to suit each budget and match every taste. With the added bonus of meeting the makers and creators themselves. The micro eateries serve a mouth watering variety of food ranging from fresh wraps, burgers, Thai, and it would not be Whitstable without a delicious serving of fried fish. https://harbourmarketwhitstable.co.uk/
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Whitstable Fish Market
31 residents recomanen
An open-air showcase of locally-created, British made, premium and hand-crafted goods and fine art. Set in the working harbour of Whitstable, a unique and quirky fishing town on the north east coast of Kent. Enjoy the paintings, drawings, prints and photography of artists settled alongside skilled craftspeople, who feature an eclectic roster of distinctive goods, including jewellery, wrought iron work, ceramics, textiles and furniture. With such a diverse mix of artistic styles, there is something to suit each budget and match every taste. With the added bonus of meeting the makers and creators themselves. The micro eateries serve a mouth watering variety of food ranging from fresh wraps, burgers, Thai, and it would not be Whitstable without a delicious serving of fried fish. https://harbourmarketwhitstable.co.uk/