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The Tour is based on the History of the City, and its architecture it also covers several aspects of English Language, and the origins of phrases we take for granted. The duration is around 2 hours, and it's a gentle walking pace around the city. Canterbury's history stretched back over the millennia, from pre-Roman settlement to the present day city bustling with visitors, students, and locals alike. The footsteps of Pilgrims, and parsons, are etched into its fabric and the tour takes you in their footsteps. The tour is fully accessible for anyone in a wheelchair or with mobility issues, which given my work with the elderly I feel it's important to be inclusive. You will not find this tour in any guide book. All content is exclusive to this tour. Please note under 14 Year-olds will be admitted 'free of charge', but must be accompanied by a full paying adult, unaccompanied children will not be admitted. Re Parking and transport questions please use the online messenger and I can help with where to park, walking directions, bus routes and or rail routes. I am only a message away and ready to help answer any questions you may have. The Meeting Point is right by the Canterbury Christchurch Gate, signposted from all over the city, no more than 10 minutes walk from all the car parks and the city stations. Other things to note As it's a walking tour, on city streets, just be sure to wear comfortable walking shoes and be sure to dress for the English Climate, i.e. on a sunny day bring an umbrella, just in case. If you are suffering from suspected Covid19 symptoms please let the host know, and we will issue full refund.

Multi award winning Canterbury Brewers & Distillers will run you through our craft process of handmade grain to glass beers and spirits. Taste a selection of our beers and spirits and we will educate you on how they were made and how they got their name. Many involve the amazing history of our Victorian Foundry building we call home.

I'll take you on a running tour providing an overview of Canterbury at its most beautiful and well-known, as well as showing you some of the lesser-known sights and sharing some of the city's many secrets. Because we're running, you'll see more on our tour then you will on any other guided tour! Other dates are available too so please get in touch if you cannot make the days listed (and likewise please contact me if you have any tour special requests or are new to running so that I can best advise and reassure you ahead of the tour). Get ready to sightsee the fit way and have a spectacular time! Other things to note: Please arrive in running kit (including trainers) appropriate for the British weather. Please bring bottled water if required. No storage facilities provided. Transport to/from tour not included.

We’ll set off on foot from The White Cliffs Hotel and follow the trails through the stunning North Downs countryside along wooded tracks to the picturesque village of Kingsdown before hitting the clifftop paths and following the coast to stunning St. Margaret’s Bay. Then we’ll climb steadily up to the South Foreland Lighthouse before zigzagging down the cliff face path to Fan Bay. Then it’s up to the White Cliffs National Trust Visitor Centre for a well-earned cup of tea. After a refreshments stop we loop back to St. Margaret’s Bay for an optional dip in the sea ( weather permitting) before climbing back to The White Cliffs Hotel. Here there’s an option to stop and have a bite to eat and a drink or even stay the night at an extra cost of course. The route is approximately 10-12km with 300m elevation.

In this cooking workshop, we will prepare three types Mediterranean dishes, including a main course, a side dish (e.g. salad) and a desert. We will learn how to prepare a traditional main course Mediterranean dish (Dolmades: Stuffed Grape Leaves), Greek Salad and Greek Semolina cake.