The White Cliffs of Dover
Known throughout the world, the iconic White Cliffs are
internationally recognised, so much so they were voted Britain’s
most popular stretch of coastline. They have witnessed much action
and invasions throughout centuries – the historic Dunkirk
evacuation was even planned from within them. Today they provide a
welcome sight to the millions of visitors who visit White Cliffs
Country.
The White Cliffs of Dover are one of Britain's most
instantly recognised natural landmarks. Rising out of the English
Channel to over 300ft high in places, they are a dramatic and
inspiring sight from the sea and provide superb views out across
the Channel towards France. The cliffs stretch for 10 miles between
Folkestone to the west and Walmer to the east.
