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Leeds Castle, Canterbury Cathedral and Dover Day Trip
★4.4(785 verified GetYourGuide reviews)Price and rating checked 7 August 2026· 10 hours59 travellers viewed this in the last hour
Discover three of Kent's finest treasures on this full-day tour from London. Begin with a VIP drop-off right at the Leeds Castle entrance, then explore the castle often called the loveliest in the world, along with its 500 acres of parkland and landscaped gardens. Continue to Canterbury, home to the magnificent UNESCO-listed Canterbury Cathedral, one of the most important Christian sites in England. End the day at the iconic White Cliffs of Dover, where you can take in dramatic coastal views across the English Channel.
What makes this tour
VIP drop-off at the Leeds Castle entrance, with entry included
Visit Canterbury Cathedral, a UNESCO World Heritage Site
See the White Cliffs of Dover from the coastal viewpoint
Expert guide with fascinating historical commentary
Superior coach with air conditioning, free Wi-Fi and USB charging
What's included
- Superior coach with air conditioning, free Wi-Fi and USB charging
- Entry to Leeds Castle
- Entry to Canterbury Cathedral on the options that include it
- Expert guide and a personal audio headset
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