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Embark on a Journey of Discovery in White Cliffs Country

White Cliffs Country is filled with many secrets and hidden gems that are worth venturing out to discover!

Visit White Cliffs Country this year! In the corner of South East England White Cliffs Country. Surrounded by beautiful countryside and stunning coastline you will not be disappointed. This destination is extremely picturesque and perfect for making everyone stuck at home jealous! Visit the famous White Cliffs of Dover and learn the history of this area. Also discover how St Margaret’s developed into a go-to holiday resort during the Victorian times for the famous and rich! Visit The Coastguard which is based in St Margaret’s as it is the closest English pub to France!

Explore the stunning walking trails where you will be able to appreciate the nature and beauty surrounding you. Also, discover wildlife along the wonderful walks!

Did you know the creator of James Bond actually lived here? Well you do now! In 1951 Ian Flemming had taken up residence in a beachside house along St Margaret’s Bay. Kingsdown which is nearby to the home is assumed to be the setting of the novel ‘Moonraker’ which he had published in 1955. Visit these historic landmarks and hidden gems on the trail of literary.

This is the Admiralty Pier of Dover, this pier is actually where the the first ever person to swim the whole way across the English Channel dived in from. His name was Captain Matthew Webb and dived off the pier on 24th August in 1875. He then reached Calais after a long 21 hours and 45 minutes of swimming.

White Cliff Country is filled with secrets and many more hidden gems still to be discovered, why don’t you head over and see what you can find and learn?

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