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Our two holiday apartments are situated on the most romantic and unique sandy beach near London called Kingsgate Bay. They are part of a 250-year old Georgian Mansion.



SPEND TIME PLAYING TENNIS, GOLF, CYCLING, SUNBATHING, SWIMMING, SURFING, HAVING A CAMPFIRE OR SIMPLY SNOOZING WITH NOTHING TO RUSH YOU EXCEPT THE RISE AND FALL OF THE TIDE.


SMUGGLER TUNNELS 

There was a lot of smuggling going on in Thanet. Discover the mystery of the Shell Grotto. Ramsgate’s Tunnels explorer tours take you underground to unlock the story of a hidden underground city which evolved from the largest and only known Civilian Deep Shelter Air Raid Precaution scheme authorised by Central Government

GOLF

Play golf all around the holiday apartment on the North Foreland Golf Course.






BIKE RIDE  
A good idea is to bring your own bicycles with you. You can safely store them inside the entrance hall. There is a well laid out cycle path called the Viking Coastal Trail which is located just in front of the property. 
TENNIS
You can play tennis on the North Foreland Golf Course which is only 500m away from the holiday apartments.





SURFING & FISHING & SHRIMPING 
Enjoy the peace and tranquillity. Or book a surfing lesson on the next door Joss Bay. Joss Bay Surf School is a Nationally recognised provider of professional surf & sup lessons with 25 + Years Experience,  an Accredited Surf School with SE Accredited Instructor training.


CAPTAIN DIGBY

Captain Digby is possibly one of the oldest eating & drinking houses in Thanet. Build to serve as an entertainment for Lord Holland’s guests.  It is recorded that when Lord Holland died he left a sum of money so that Captain Digby’s health could be drunk every year by the customers. 






KINGSGATE CASTLE

Kingsgate Bay is overlooked by Kingsgate Castle – and home to smuggler’s caves – the beach is a popular spot not only for those looking for some sun, but also film crews exploiting stunning backdrops.

Captain Digby Inn and Kingsgate Castle, both of which owe their existence to the whimsical craze for the creation of “follies” indulged in by the 1st Baron Holland of Foxley some two centuries ago.

Not satisfied with a simple outlook onto the sea from his luxurious villa, Lord Holland, who lived her in 1762, created numerous stone follies  which still provide a unique atmosphere and appearance to the surroundings. These include coastal lookouts, a castle, an ancient tumulus (burial ground), a battle site called ‘Hack ’em Down‘, a convent and an inn which is now known as the Captain Digby Pub. Holland House was once approached from the beach through a stone arched gate. Read more… 

EVERY ROOM HAS SPECTACULAR VIEWS EITHER OUT TO SEA AND THE CHALK CLIFFS OR TOWARDS THE VICTORIAN GARDEN AT THE BACK OF THE HOUSE. THERE IS AN EVER-CHANGING SEASCAPE WITH THE TIDES, FASCINATING SEABIRDS AND SHIPS TO WATCH EITHER FROM THE WINDOWS OR DIRECTLY ON THE BEACH.