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Mulberry Cottages has created a guide to each county listing all the exciting, interesting and relaxing things for you to see and do.
Visiting France
There is so much to see and do in France within easy reach of the Channel ports, you'd be mad to miss out.
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Holiday Cottages in the Whitstable area
Whitstable lies on a part of the Kent coastline, that has been associated with fishing and oysters for nearly 2,000 years, making it an ideal destination for a cottage holiday. Fisherman's huts still stand on the beach that edges this delightful old coastal town, full of intriguing alleyways with eccentric names and pretty weatherboard Whitstable cottages. Many cottages in Whitstable are converted former fishermen's homes.
Cottages in Whitstable are said to match the calm and soothing charm of this seaside town. Traditionally styled cottages, like many cottages in Whitstable, have white painted weatherboarding and they come with all the mod cons and beautiful designs.
Most cottages in Whitstable are within walking distance from the town centre. Relaxing in a holiday Whitstable cottage after a walk along the Beach makes for a great cottage holiday in Whitstable. Whitstable High Street and Harbour Street are lined with an array of boutiques, delicatessens, art galleries, restaurants and even an old-fashioned hardware shop.
Many Whitstable Cottages reflect traditional seaside life and sit side by side with modern buildings. Maritime paraphernalia sits happily with the contemporary art scene to create an eclectic mix of past and present. Returning to a cottage in Whitstable after shopping is a great day out.
Enjoy a cottage break in Whitstable, which celebrates is historic maritime heritage each year with a Regatta, Carnival and the Whitstable Oyster Festival. The harbour, built in the 1830's, is still a commercial port and early risers can watch the day's catch being unloaded from the fishing boats before eating it later in the day in one of the many popular seafood restaurants.
From most cottages in Whitstable, Canterbury, Ashford and other main towns in Kent are within easy reach by car or train. Come and enjoy a unique cottage holiday in Whitstable.
Pebble Beach House
Whitstable, Kent
4 Knot's Yard
Whitstable, Kent