B&Bs in Margate

If you're thinking of visiting Margate, then it's best to choose one of Holidu's B&Bs because they have incredible locations to have access to the entire British coastal town. The nearest beach is less than a 5-minute walk away, although you can still walk a little further if you want to get to others like The Bay or Joss Bay to get to know more of what Margate has to offer. Hiking and cycling are also available in these areas.

In Margate, apart from having wonderful beaches to visit, you will also have beautiful B&Bs where you can stay to rest after touring the whole town. These B&Bs have everything you need to make your days in Margate as comfortable as possible, such as free Wi-Fi, free parking and a TV. But best of all, every day you'll have the chance to enjoy à la carte breakfast, so you can finally have those days of relaxation and rest dedicated to you.

One of the best things about travelling is being able to experience different types of food and drink while you're exploring new places, and that's something you can have in Margate. In this town, you can find different options to start the morning or to have a little stop in the afternoon. For example, in the town centre, you can stumble upon The Mad Hatter, a tearoom with different options of drinks, sweets, cakes and more. Or, if you'd like to experience something different, you could go to one of the most original places in Margate: The Bus Café. It's a restaurant inside a double-decker bus, where you'll be offered different types of food. The possibilities are endless (and delicious).

If you want to have some quiet plans, then you can opt for the cultural sites in Margate, such as the Turner Contemporary or the Margate Museum, where you will discover part of the history of the place while enjoying the best of art. Or head to the Hornby Visitor Centre, where you'll see the sets, trains, carriages and other items they make along with their history.

This is one of the must-see sights of Margate, whether you're starting or finishing your tour of the town. Here you will have plenty of places to visit, such as pubs, shops, restaurants, cafés and more.

You can't visit the coast without visiting the beach, let alone this one in Margate. It has received several awards, and it is not difficult to understand why, as it is one of the most beautiful. Even if the sea waters are freezing, you can still enjoy a lovely walk in this area and then pass through the old town, which is just a short-distance away.

What's a holiday without a bit of fun? That's precisely why you should take a trip to this amusement park, to give your days that touch of adrenaline and entertainment that is so necessary on holidays. It is designed for all ages and, in addition to the thrill rides, there are also food stalls, events and live music.

This is a sort of underground chamber lined with shells (there are over 4.6 million of them!). It is as fascinating as it is mysterious, as no one knows why or when it was built. However, it's a great place to visit and adds a different touch to your visit to Margate.

This is a history museum in Margate built in 1525, making it one of the oldest museums in Margate. Throughout the tour, you can learn about the history this place has to tell you and then go and visit the beautiful garden.

If the cultural life of the places is something that catches your attention, then in Margate, you will never get bored because it has 3 theatres of special interest. There is the Theatre Royal, the Tom Thumb Theatre and The Winter Gardens, all significant for the locality and ready to entertain you with great performances.

These caves have become one of the town's main tourist destinations and, although not covered in shells, they do have interesting paintings on every side you look at. It's like a museum of sorts as you explore a rather interesting underground area.