The Waves

King Charles III England Coast Path: Ramsgate to Whitstable

Follows Kent's dramatic coastline between two historic seaside towns, mixing clifftop paths, sandy beaches, and working harbours. Terrain varies from flat promenades to moderate clifftop sections with some steps; parts are buggy-friendly but not the entire route. Dogs welcome on leads near wildlife areas. Highlights include Margate's Turner-inspiring skies, Viking Bay, and the wildlife-rich Reculver cliffs. Best split into shorter family sections, particularly around Broadstairs' sheltered coves

Wantsum Walk

Follows the historic Wantsum Channel that once separated Thanet from mainland Kent, now a flat, easy trail through marshland and farmland. Perfect for families and buggies on firm sections, though some stretches can be muddy after rain. Dogs welcome throughout. The route traces Roman and Saxon history, passing ancient churches and offering wide coastal views across reclaimed land – fascinating for anyone interested in how Kent's landscape has dramatically changed over centuries.

Pegwell Bay Country Park Short Nature Trail

Meanders through coastal grassland and clifftop paths with gentle gradients, ideal for families and pushchair-friendly on main sections. Dogs welcome on leads near nesting areas. Spot migrating birds along the mudflats, explore wartime pill boxes, and enjoy sweeping views across Pegwell Bay where Julius Caesar reportedly landed. Short enough for toddlers but rich in history and wildlife—peregrine falcons nest on the cliffs in spring.

Pegwell Bay Country Park Long Nature Trail

Stonelees Trail