Combine your pre cruise transfer from Heathrow and London to Dover, with a visit to one of the most impressive and dramatic Castles in the world, Dover Castle.
Pickup included
Before reaching Dover, we make a stop at the Battle of Britain Memorial, beautifully positioned on top of the iconic White Cliffs. This peaceful clifftop setting offers breathtaking views across the English Channel to France and serves as a moving tribute to the heroes who defended Britain in the skies during World War II. Here you can see replicas of the legendary Spitfire and Hurricane fighter planes, and the names of the courageous pilots who achieved victory in 1940. Visit subject to opening times.
We continue to the magnificent Dover Castle, one of England’s most historic and awe-inspiring fortresses. Founded in the 12th century, this medieval stronghold has long been known as the “lock and key to England” for its crucial defensive role through the centuries. You will have approximately two hours to explore its fascinating grounds and exhibitions. Step inside the medieval Great Tower, uncover the underground wartime tunnels where Operation Dynamo was planned during the evacuation of Dunkirk, and visit the ancient Roman lighthouse that has stood for nearly 2,000 years. From the castle’s ramparts, enjoy spectacular panoramic views across the English Channel to France.
You will be contacted shortly after booking with your meeting time and pick up details.
On the morning of your departure please wait in the hotel lobby 10 minutes prior to your pick up time. Your tour guide or driver will come into the hotel to find you and will be holding a board reading "International Friends". If you are not staying in the hotel that you have selected as the meeting point, you must inform us of where you are staying so that we can contact you if necessary.
Please be aware we sometimes use smaller vehicles to collect and return passengers to the main coach or final destination - this helps keep our operation as efficient as possible.
Emergency contact details:
Staff will only be able to assist on this number in the event of an emergency on the day of your tour. Please do not use this number to check on the arrival time of your guide or driver before the stated meeting time on your confirmation - this is not an emergency. It is not to be used for general enquiries prior to your tour, and the number does not accept text messages. Please note that you DO NOT need to reconfirm your booking.
Emergency Contact Number: 0044 7703 732 315
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