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Samphire Hoe
Dover
Type:Nature Reserve
Off the A20 carriageway, between Dover and Folkestone, Dover, Kent, CT17 9FL
Tel: +44 01304 225649
Dover
Tel: +44 01304 225649
Samphire Hoe is an amazing place, made from the chalk marl excavated from the construction of the Channel Tunnel. This 30-hectare nature reserve has something for everybody - a stunning location, wildflowers, birds, sea angling, peace and quiet, painting or walks. Refreshments are available on site.
The site is accessible for all people, providing gentle and interesting walks - the further you get from the car park the wilder the site becomes. Guided walks and other activities are regularly organised.
Off the A20 carriageway between Dover-Folkestone.
| Open (1 Jan 2024 - 31 Dec 2024) |
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* 07:00-dusk every day.
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