White Doves

A lovely Guest house in the heart of chestfield village, near whitstable. Near by is the delightful whitstable town which is famous for it native oysters and seafood cuisine together with Italian, French, Indian, Chinese and English resturants. Whitstable town has many unique and interesting shops and a local playhouse, with surrounding water sports activities such as sailing, water skiing, jet sking and a local scuba diving centre. And for those who come to this part of the country must visit the city centre of canterbury to experience the historic canterbury cathedral and the whitefriars shopping centre.

About Whitstable

Whitstable is a town in Kent, England with a population of 30,000. It is a seaside resort, situated on the North Sea coast, facing Essex across the Thames Estuary and the Isle of Sheppey across The Swale. It is technically within the city limits of Canterbury six miles inland. The town was recorded in the Domesday Book (1086) as 'Witenestaple' and held three manors. The one at Seasalter included eight fisheries, Northwood supplied seven saltworks, and at Swalecliffe pigs were kept using pannage. The ancient town continues to support an agricultural and fishing community.