Pubs
The King Ethelbert Inn
Family-owned freehouse beside Reculver Towers, serving local ales and pub food, with a holiday let on site.
Grade II listed seafront clock tower of 1837, next to the playground and bandstand.
The Grade II listed clock tower on Central Parade was built in 1836 to 1837 in Portland stone, paid for by a donation from Mrs Ann Thwaites. It stands on the seafront with an adventure playground and the bandstand close by. No opening times or accessibility details are published.
Pubs
Family-owned freehouse beside Reculver Towers, serving local ales and pub food, with a holiday let on site.
CafésRestaurants
Cafe and restaurant on Station Road, Herne Bay, with daytime and evening menus and an event space below the restaurant.
Pubs
Pub on Reculver Road, Beltinge, serving ribs, burgers, brisket and Sunday roasts, open daily from 9am.
Pubs
Seafront pub on Western Esplanade with sea views, a garden, food, live music and locally brewed Shepherd Neame ales.
GuideBeaches & Coast, Castles & History
Whitstable Castle, the museum, Horsebridge and harbour, then Herne Bay Pier, the Seaside Museum, Reculver and the Oyster Bay Trail.
Beaches & Coast, Family Days Out
Seafront pier with a village of craft and gift huts, food court, helter skelter and fairground horses, run by a local charity trust.
Family Days Out, Museums & Galleries
Volunteer-run museum of Herne Bay and the English seaside: seaside pastimes, fossils, Roman Reculver, the Dambusters bouncing bomb and changing exhibitions.
Beaches & Coast, Castles & History
Twin medieval church towers beside a Roman Saxon Shore fort on the cliffs east of Herne Bay. Free to visit; North Tower interior opens on select days.