Rural secluded sea views
3
3
Date of visit: June 2017
I have experience of challenges around: moving around
Overall Rating
Average
After driving through the tunnel you emerge on the Hoe. Separated from other land areas it offers views of the sea and white cliffs plus a landscape to view nature. Paths are up and down on a firm but cambered surface. We did a 2 K circular route. There is a good toilet and cafe with picnic benches. People can fish from the sea wall. Solid surface car park.
Disabled Access In and Around
Average
There is a solid surface ramp down to the sea wall (where you can't see over unless at standing height). Ramps assist you to a middle section where you can see more and walk west to the end. You can then take the path through the grass and shrub land back to the car park. This route is solid surface but hilly and some cambered slopes. A few benches are on this route to rest or bird watch.
Parking & Transport
Excellent
Access is by car. Solid surface, flat car park. No charge for blue badge holders.
Accessible Toilets
Good
Clean, spacious accessible toilet. Radar key needed.
Staff
0No real interaction.
Additional Information
Cafe kiosk at standing height. Outside picnic tables.
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P&O Ferries
2.24 km
Wetwheels South East
2.94 km
Hythe Bay at Dover Seafood Restaurant and Bar
2.95 km
Dover Museum and Bronze Age Boat Gallery
3.24 km
Dover Gateway
3.40 km
Premier Inn Dover Central Eastern Ferry Terminal
3.64 km
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Dover Transport Museum
4.96 km
The Battle of Britain Memorial
5.17 km
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6.90 km


