A must see during your visit to this quirky sea-side town. Deal Castle is an architectural highlight and is at the centre of the history of this town. Spend a few hours inside to learn more about Deal and look around the outside for beautiful views. 

This listed farmhouse has had more than a fresh lick of paint. Inside there's a bright tangerine living room, as well as one in moody blue. There's are four elegant bedrooms in the main house, as well as a guesthouse with bunks for families. Most people are here for the vine-clad glasshouse restaurant at the bottom of the garden. There's a mediterranean spin on plates coming straight off the wood-fired grill, and in the morning a perfectly relaxed breakfast of creamy yoghurt, house-baked sourdough and homemade jams and compotes. Plus, it's all 10-minutes from Deal seafront for those who want to mix things up with fish and chips for lunch. 

Wow what a SIGHT. Our jaws drop every time we have the pleasure of walking these beautiful cliffs. Enjoy an afternoon spent admiring the beautiful nature here and feel totally refreshed after. 

Margate evenings don’t get more grown-up than at Sète, away from the Old Town on Cliftonville’s Northdown Road. Ever-chatty owner Natalia Ribbe ran another Margate favourite, Barletta, before opening this loving take on the European bistro, with a warmly cosy wine bar in the frontal, with a thoughtful selection of French-leaning wines lining the walls; and an elegant restaurant space out back, where chef Andy Lowe might serve pork rillette or braised lamb with lentils and aioli on his changing menus.