Holiday rentals and lettings in Dymchurch

In the South East of England lies the very pleasant and peaceful seaside resort of Dymchurch. Undoubtedly, it is an ideal holiday destination to get away from the problems, the worries and forget your daily routine. Use Holidu to find holiday rentals to suit your needs and budget that offer you the highest quality services to make your trip a wonderful experience. If you are one of those who suffer from leaving your pets at home, you don't need to cry any more, bring them to have fun with you during the whole stay. Our accommodations are located by the sea allowing you to observe a sublime view every night.

In the community there are a number of properties that work perfectly for large families, groups of couples or friends needing space for 2 to 8 people. Best of all, after a long day of sightseeing, you can take a relaxing dip in the pool or sit on the terrace and enjoy the freshness of the sea. Each of our holiday rentals has heating for the cold days, large and spacious rooms, internet and TV services, air conditioning for the hot days, washing machines and parking.

This small seaside village is a civil parish in Kent in England. The South East of the beautiful English country is full of warm villages with very humble inhabitants, so Dymchurch is no exception. It is known for its delicious fresh fish dishes that attract visitors to this side of the world. Some even visit Newchurch, a neighbouring town that maintains the same essence and is only 5 minutes away.

Getting around the streets of Dymchurch and its people is a simple task. Most passers-by always choose to walk or cycle through the town. To go further afield, they use small cars or the local train which runs all year round.

Dymchurch Amusement Park is an amusement park located in the heart of the village right next to the beach. It is especially for children and has new and different rides and attractions suitable for different ages. The park is open every day of the year until October and while the kids are having fun you can visit the café for some hot or cold drinks, snacks, sandwiches, ice cream or relax with a picnic. For their part, the children will enjoy the attractions such as the Dodgems, Ghost Train, Snake Slide, Crooked House, Balloon Ride, Jumping Star, Water Jets Boot, Circus Carousel, Parachute Ride and Tea Cups.

Dymchurch is known in many international cities for its beautiful and attractive sandy beach that will enchant anyone. It is a flat beach that stretches from north to south for just over 3 miles and at various times is washed by the incredible tide of the English Channel. You can enjoy a donkey ride, play beach sports, build all the castles in the world and swim to your heart's content.

A conservation project set in 28 acres of beautiful woodland with an adjoining garden, willow plots, fields, hedgerows, ponds and a poly tunnel. The Poulton Wood Rangers are responsible for encouraging and supporting traditional coppice management, coppice crafts and timber, horticulture, nature studies and general conservation practice. On site, they offer beautiful displays of spring flowers, autumn mushrooms, interesting woodland and garden sculptures, seasonal produce and crafts.

During 1805 and 1808 the British government built several artillery fortifications along the south-east coast, better known as 'Martello Towers'. The purpose was to defend the most vulnerable coastal towns against invasion by Napoleon Bonaparte's French army. The Dymchurch Martello Tower has been restored numerous times to resemble its original facade with a food store, garrison on the first floor, coal, water, ammunition and an incredible 24 pound gun on the roof. Located just behind the parish seawall.

It was built in 1512 on the orders of Henry VIII and is one of the first castles in England to defend the south coast ports. The name Camber derives from the French word dormitory, meaning safe haven. The fortress was chosen because the English fleet could anchor ships safely at the rear of the castle. However, this was not necessary. During World War II, it was used by the British army as a warning place. Today, the fort is a shell of its former grandeur and is situated within a nature reserve, allowing you to see seabirds, butterflies, marsh flowers and the rare bittern.

It opened on 16 July 1927 and is considered a tourist attraction due to its surrounding sandy beaches, amusement park and the Dymchurch station has two platforms connected by a footbridge, on the 'up' platform is the station master's house and shelter, and on the 'down' platform is a building housing a staff lounge, booking office, shop selling refreshments and souvenirs and the ladies' toilet; the gents' toilet is on the 'down' platform.

This is an exotic animal attraction where you can walk in the middle of the rainforest with rare and colourful birds flying overhead while crocodiles watch you from the pond. Admire some of the unusual animals that will cross your path such as a tree-dwelling anteater, Tamandua, marmosets, toucans, penguins, otters, flamingos, ocelots, lemurs, monkeys and many more. Learn about animal conservation and their home in the rainforest. The park includes a Jurassic Adventure play area, keeper talks and falconry displays.