Archive - 16 October 2025

An old rowing boat lines on its side on a patch of grass in the front of the frame. It is painted sky blue and has the words Whitstable Oyster in white on the side. Unpainted inside. Brick building with large white framed window behind to the right. Row of wooden clapboard houses of in whites and blues behind to the left

Where To Sample Oysters On The Shore Circular Walk When You Visit Whitstable

Whitstable is a British coastal gem, and not at all what I was expecting. For those living in the Southeast of the UK, I’m sure you will be well acquainted with Whitstable, but if you live at ‘the other end of the country’ then it might not be on your radar. We decided to visit Whitstable after it came up in conversation a couple of times in relation to the best...

View along a concrete promenade to the right hand side towards a stone structure of two square towers joined by a wall with pointed roof. There is a black railing along the promenade and rocks and green moss to the left leading to a grey sea

Walks From Whitstable – Ideas For Exploring Further Afield

On a weekend visit to Whitstable, once you’ve explored the town and shoreline, sampled oysters, and shopping on the lively High Street, you might want to explore further afield. Here are some ideas for walks from Whitstable, or bike routes should you prefer. There are lots of options for building up an appetite for a pub lunch, or more oysters… Table of Contents The...