Boots On Adventures

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On this walk we will be strolling in the footsteps of Thomas Beckett, Henry II, Chaucer and millions of pilgrims who have wound their way across the country to reach the Cathedral at Canterbury.
Starting outside of Canterbury West Train Station we will make our way through the historic City of Canterbury stopping in four excellent pubs where you will be able to sample the finest selection of real ale, craft beer, wine and gin that Kent has to offer (drinks not included in the price). We will finish our walk as many pilgrims have across the centuries at Canterbury Cathedral.
Along the way you will hear tales of pubs past and present. This walk will also include tales of the struggles of pilgrims as they made their way through the city, a Saint with a lost head and what happened to the bones of Thomas Beckett amongst many other stories.
Location

Meeting point: Canterbury West Station Road West, Canterbury, Kent, CT2 8AN
Finishing point: Pints and Pilgrims: Canterbury Cathedral
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Car Parking: Charges not included
Route

Terrain: On the streets of Canterbury
Distance: Approximately 3 miles
Walk Type: Pints and Pilgrims: Linear

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Step into the shadows of Whitstable’s past and discover a side of the town that few ever truly see. This guided historical pub tour blends storytelling, seaside charm, and a lively social atmosphere as we explore centuries of intrigue, smuggling, and local legend hidden behind pub doors and along quiet streets.
Starting from Whitstable Harbour, just a five-minute walk from Whitstable Station, this relaxed four-hour experience takes you through the heart of the town, stopping at five historic pubs where history and hospitality go hand in hand.
As we wander through Whitstable’s streets and along its shoreline, we follow in the footsteps of Romans, smugglers, and generations of locals who have shaped its unique identity. Along the way, you’ll have the chance to enjoy a drink (not included) at each stop while soaking up the atmosphere and stories that bring these places to life.
The walk finishes at the sea wall outside the Whitstable Oyster Company just a short walk from our starting location.

Cost: £15 (does not include any drinks you might purchase during this tour)
Meet and Start Time: 12:45 meet for 13:00 start
Walking time: 3.5/4 hrs
Walk Leader: Ben Crozier
Location
Meeting point: Starvation Point, 3 Woodlawn Street, Whitstable, England CT5 1HG
Finishing point: Horsebridge Rd, Whitstable CT5 1BU
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Car Parking: Charges not included
Route
Terrain: On the streets and seafront of Whitstable
Distance: Approximately 2 miles
Walk Type: Linear

Ale, oysters and old tales: a historic Whitstable pub walk — Discover the Stories Behind the Town’s Most Characterful Pubs
Join us for a relaxed and sociable walking tour through Whitstable’s historic pubs, where coastal heritage, colourful characters, and centuries of local stories come together along one of Kent’s most distinctive seaside towns.
Starting from just outside Whitstable Harbour, just a five-minute walk from Whitstable Station, we’ll wander through the town and along the shoreline, visiting five carefully selected historic pubs. Each stop has been chosen for its atmosphere, character, and connection to Whitstable’s past, from traditional drinking spots shaped by the fishing trade to long-standing favourites linked to the town’s smuggling history.
Along the way, you’ll hear a mix of fascinating and entertaining stories drawn from Whitstable’s past. Expect tales of Romans and smugglers, a famously polite horror actor with local ties, forgetful gangsters whose plans didn’t quite go to plan, and an Archbishop whose story ended in a particularly grim way involving bones. These stories, both light-hearted and darker in tone, help bring the town’s history vividly to life.
This guided experience is designed to be easy-paced, informative, and social, with plenty of time to enjoy a drink at each stop if you choose. The route takes in both the characterful streets and the seafront, reaching the sea wall outside the Whitstable Oyster.
Perfect for those who enjoy local history, traditional pubs, and a relaxed group atmosphere, this walk offers a unique and entertaining way to experience Whitstable from a different perspective.
A memorable afternoon of history, storytelling, and good company, set against the backdrop of one of Kent’s most loved coastal towns.
The tour starts promptly on time. If you’re running a bit behind, please give us a call to let us know .

Important Notes
We do not encourage or condone driving under the influence. By participating in our tours, you agree to respect local laws and prioritize the safety of yourself and others by securing non-driving transport.
We take photos during our walks for promotional and training purposes. If you prefer not to be included, just let us know on the day.
Cancellation policy states: Full payment becomes due if a user cancels within 7 days of the activity. Any person cancelling outside of 7 days, will receive a credit available to use within 90 days. Cancel at least 7 days before the event to receive a credit note for a future walk, valid for 90 days.
This event is not suitable for under 18s.
Please note that this is a tour and not included in loyalty cards discounts.

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On this walk we will be strolling in the footsteps of some heavenly Saints and some rather dastardly Sinners. Starting outside of Canterbury West Train Station we will make our way through the historic City of Canterbury stopping in at four excellent pubs where you will be able to sample a wide selection of real ale, craft beer, wine and gin (drinks not included in the price). We will finish our walk back at Canterbury West. Along the way you will hear tales of pubs past and present. This walk will also include tales of the various heroes and heretics that have made their way through the streets under the shadow of the cathedral. Including tales of when a Plum Pudding started a riot, how a guidebook nearly levelled a city and how one woman’s marriage changed the history of religion in Britain amongst many others.
Meeting point: Canterbury West Station Road West, Canterbury, Kent, CT2 8AN

Finishing point: Saints and Sinners: Canterbury West Station
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Car Parking: Charges not included
Route

Terrain: On the streets of Canterbury
Distance: Approximately 3 miles
Walk Type:

Saints and Sinners: Circular