Holiday rentals and lettings in Whitstable

Does your dream holiday include a beach, delicious fish and chips and a house with an ocean view? The charming town of Whitstable has everything you're looking for! Here you'll find a variety of comfortable lettings with stunning ocean views located close to the town's best beaches and restaurants. Enjoy the soothing sounds of the water just by opening your window, feel the sand between your toes just a step from the door and watch the sun set behind the sea from the balcony.

Contrary to what you might think of a traditional seaside town, Whitstable offers modern rentals that are anything but traditional, with gleaming wooden floors, luxurious kitchens and stylish bathrooms. Other features include extensive gardens, terraces and balconies with panoramic views of the bay, bedrooms with high quality furnishings, swimming pools for the kids to spend the day having fun and hot tubs to retreat to on chilly evenings.

In search of the quietest beaches? Head to Whitstable! Situated on the north coast of the county of Kent in south-east England, the seaside town of Whitstable is a holiday resort known for its pierless shingle beaches and the serene slopes of Tankerton. To the west, Whitstable beach stretches from the south of the harbour to the neighbouring village of Seasalter and offers an ideal place to watch the sunset and eat fresh oysters overlooking the sea at the Whitstable Oyster Company. At the eastern end, Tankerton beach offers a rural escape with grassy shores and a natural strip of shingle visible at low tide, called 'The Street', stretching north from Whitstable. The town is home to many other beaches to the west and east, which are a popular destination for sunbathers and water sports enthusiasts, but these two are undoubtedly among the best in the area!

The Whitstable to Herne Bay walk is an excellent opportunity if you want to get to know the coast better. The route runs from Whitstable Harbour along a coastal path for about 5 miles. You will head east, past Tankerton Beach and Hampton Beach to Herne Bay Pier. Once there, pubs, pizzerias and an ice cream parlour await you. But If you want to extend your walk, you can continue on to Birchington and Margate. Another good walk, if you prefer something more rural, is the West Whitstable Trail between Seasalter and Faversham. You'll pass through marshes, nature reserves and grassy paths. And to the south of Whistable, you can walk the Clowes Wood Loop.

Known as the town's main fortress, Whitstable Castle provides an ideal place for a family day out. With perfectly manicured lawns, unique gardens and adventure play areas, the site has become one of Whitstable's most popular attractions. Stroll through the Rose Garden while the kids have fun on the pirate ship, sand pits, swings and enjoy a meal in the Tearoom. Whitstable Museum and Gallery is also a great place to go with the kids. Although small, the museum offers an interesting insight into the town's past, exhibitions for film buffs and lots of fun activities for the little ones.

For cycling enthusiasts, the Crab and Winkle Trail is a little-known route that takes you through the Whitstable countryside to the town of Canterbury. The trail is part of the National Cycle Network and runs for 10 miles through lush countryside, nature reserves, farms and woodlands such as Clowes Wood. It is also a perfect activity for less experienced cyclists who want to see the great beauty of the area without having to cycle all the way through it.

Discover the shops at the Harbour Market. This small open-air market on Whitstable Harbour is undoubtedly one of the best places to visit in the town. You'll find adorable beach huts selling just about everything! Handmade goods, British goods and artwork. See the artists' paintings, drawings and prints, enjoy the variety of styles and sample the variety of food, including fried fish, curries and delicious fish burgers.

Considered the best restaurant in town and also the oldest, Wheelers Oyster Bar is a gastronomic hotspot full of fresh and unique flavours that will offer you an exceptional experience during your vacations! Marvel at an exquisite variety of dishes such as salmon salad, caramelised scallops, steak and oyster pudding, lobster lasagne and indulge in desserts such as apple and blackberry soufflé. Despite limited seating, it's worth the wait to try one of Chef Mark's delicacies.

If you love excitement and being on the water all day, you will surely love Oyster Coast Watersports. The team offers one of the best water experiences in town, where you can enjoy sports such as windsurfing and paddle boarding. In addition to the possibility of going into the sea and seeing a colony of seals! Feel the waves beneath your feet as the wind speeds you through the waters, dive into the ocean and have fun watching the curious seals between Faversham and the Isle of Sheppey.

Situated on Whitstable beach, The Old Neptune is the perfect place to go when the sun goes down. The pub offers a lovely fisherman's atmosphere, as well as delicious home-cooked food and a selection of local and continental ales. But If you prefer to accompany your meal with wine, The Neppy also has an extensive wine list to choose from. Savour traditional dishes such as fish and chips, and don't miss the barbecue on summer days, serving burgers and hot dogs.

After a day in the hot sun and salty breeze, a visit to Sundae Sundae is a must. Despite being a small shop, the venue is home to the largest display of traditional rock in the city and has a selection of fantastic English ice creams, chocolates and lollipops that are sure to brighten your day. And to add even more sweetness to the experience, pop into HoneyKanes Confectionery, just a stone's throw from Sundae Sundae, and feel like a kid again with its sculptural shelves full of colourful sweets. Sample some of Europe's finest chocolates, select from 300 sweets and mix and match your favourites in the bucket area!