Beulah Cottage Bed and Breakfast

Saxon Shore Way

Follows the Kent coastline for 262km from Gravesend to Rye, tracing the ancient Roman shoreline through marshes, sea walls, mudflats and historic towns. Largely flat with gentle gradients, though the shingle sections can be challenging with buggies—best suited for older children who can manage longer distances. Dogs welcome throughout, with plenty of coastal sniffing opportunities. Offers superb estuary views, wading bird watching, and fascinating reminders of Kent's maritime and military herita

Godinton Park Circular Walk

Loops through the picturesque grounds of Godinton House and surrounding Ashford countryside on mostly flat terrain with gentle undulations. Ideal for families and manageable with all-terrain buggies on drier days, though some field paths can get muddy. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock. Worth it for the historic parkland views, ancient woodland sections, and the chance to spot deer grazing near the estate's ornamental gardens.

Wye National Nature Reserve Nature Trail

Meanders through ancient woodland and chalk grassland with gentle inclines along well-maintained paths. Suitable for families with older children who can manage uneven ground, though buggies won't cope with the terrain. Dogs welcome on leads to protect ground-nesting birds and rare wildlife. Delivers spectacular downland views across the Great Stour valley while showcasing one of Britain's most biodiverse habitats, home to countless rare orchids and butterflies.

European walking route E9, Rye to Dover

King Charles III England Coast Path: Camber to Folkestone