Dover marinas
Dover is a port on the narrowest part of the English Channel, with white cliffs, a large medieval castle and busy ferry traffic.
Dover
Dover combines a major working port with one of England’s most recognisable coastlines. White chalk cliffs rise above the harbour, while the town occupies a valley between hills. The constant ferry traffic is a reminder of the nearby French coast.
Dover Castle and walks along the clifftop paths are the main reasons to stay. Maritime history and open views across the strait define a visit, while the urban waterfront retains its working-port character.
- Type
- Settlement
- Waters
- English Channel
Why it is interesting
- White chalk cliffs
- Dover Castle
Places on the map
Dover marinas
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