Top Things to do in Herne Bay
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Top 10 Things to do Good for Couples in Herne Bay, England
Discover the best top things to do in Herne Bay, United Kingdom including Herne Bay Little Theatre, The Activity Box, The Firkin Frog, LYFE Lounge, Reculver Towers and Roman Fort, Kavanagh Cinema Herne Bay, Waltrop Gardens, Hampton Inn, Grapevine Bar, Wildwood Trust.
Restaurants in Herne Bay
1. Herne Bay Little Theatre
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 24 reviews
2. The Activity Box
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 48 reviews
We are small and friendly pottery painting and craft studio in the town of Herne Bay in Kent and the crafts are suitable for all ages (yes that includes adults too) . We offer pottery painting (pieces go through the kiln and are ready within a few working days and will be fit for purpose ),deco-patch ,clay foam ,acrylics on pottery and make a bear activity to do in the studio setting and can be taken on the day (perfect if your visiting ,however if you wish to use the pottery paints that go through our kiln we can at an extra fee post out your creations ) The Activity Box has hosted many a party and not just for children.Baby showers, leaving do’s & BIG birthdays/celebrations too. Once in the studio you can also purchase hot and cold drinks whilst getting creative . Due to Covid19 the studio has had to adapt and evolve and now we offer everything as a takeout kit too. If you live local did you know we offer after-school club ,adult chill,story time and craft and workshops too.
Reviewed By rebeccahA5906AB
My daughter and I had a lovely time at The Activity Box, we painted and also used the foam clay, which was great fun. Abi was very good at explaining the new safety guidelines and was on hand for any queries. We also purchased a foam clay kit to take home. We’ll definitely be back again soon.
3. The Firkin Frog
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 74 reviews
Small pub selling craft ales and ciders. A wide rànge of premium craft gins , vodkas, rums and whiskies along with Belgium beers and fine wines. We also serve food on Tuesday evening, except the last Tuesday of the month when there is a regular quiz.
Reviewed By B41LCjohnw
A great little boozer with a lovely atmosphere. Well presented and clean. Dogs welcome (with well behaved keepers!) a real treat is the home cooked meals on Tuesday nights. (Except once a month quiz night)
4. LYFE Lounge
5. Reculver Towers and Roman Fort
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 584 reviews
Reviewed By srj999
The twin towers of the original St Mary's church (the replacement church is a mile and a half further inland towards Herne Bay) have been preserved to act as a landmark for shipping entering the Thames Estuary. Next to the towers, the outline of the original Roman fort has been marked out. The towers were formerly quite a way in but erosion of the coastline has brought them to the very edge of the cliffs. Much construction work has kept them safe for the foreseeable future and a coastal path runs from Herne Bay to the west as far as Margate, about ten miles to the east, providing an opportunity to either walk or cycle as far as Thanet. There is a visitor centre (only open at weekends) giving details of the history and geographical nature of the area. There are also public toilets, including disabled facilities. If you fancy a quick drink, the King Ethelbert pub is next to the large car park at the foot of the towers. On a clear day, Reculver will provide you with spectacular coastal sunset photo opportunities and the wide open space gives a feeling of peace. I have been coming here for over 40 years to either just sit and contemplate or to walk my dogs and it never fails to make me smile.
6. Kavanagh Cinema Herne Bay
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 147 reviews
Twin screen Cinema in Herne Bay providing the latest films plus live events from Royal Opera House, National Theatre, English National Opera and concert venues around the world. We have a film club that screens a movie at 11am every Wednesday morning. Coffee is provided in the admission price. On the last Saturday of the month we present an Autism Friendly and Hearing Impaired screening. Films presented in Dolby Digital Surround Sound 5.1 & 7.1 2D,3D & HFR3D
Reviewed By C0ddy - Whitstable, United Kingdom
Reasonably comfy seats and cheap ticket price. Currently the car park is free for 2 hours too. Central location, friendly staff. Two screens so a choice of films. Has all current releases, you can book for seats in advance (ie for Star Wars etc). Good value local cinema.
7. Waltrop Gardens
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 65 reviews
Facing Telford Terrace is a quaisi Victorian sunken garden, erected to celebrate the twinning of Waltrop and Herne Bay. The sundial on the seaward side is a gift from Waltrop, designed by the burgermeister Herr Jochen Mungner. In the centre of the garden is a Portland stone fountain given to the town in 1888 by London Alderman Col. Horatio Davies, who became Lord Mayor of London. (This fountain was originally located near the clock tower).
Reviewed By Wendyoz - London, United Kingdom
Wonderful gardens with lovely flower beds and plenty of benches to sit and enjoy this peaceful oasis. There is a playground for little ones to enjoy.
8. Hampton Inn
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 29 reviews
Reviewed By Inspire759965 - Weymouth, United Kingdom
We managed to book a table at the last minute. This pub had lovely sea views and lovely, welcoming staff. We ordered the Hampton burger and chips and the gammon, egg and chips. The food was delicious. The desserts were great too. We will definitely be returning next time we are in the area.
9. Grapevine Bar
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 71 reviews
Grapevine is the go to place for chilling out and having some Mezze and drinks in Herne Bay. Wide selection of wines and gins along with fabulous sharing platters.
Reviewed By millwallmick67 - Whitstable, United Kingdom
Wow.Just superb food,cocktails and service. Best Turkish food I've ever eaten. Hurry up and be over lockdown so we can return ASAP.
10. Wildwood Trust
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 1,001 reviews
Welcome to Wildwood, where you can come nose-to-nose with British Wildlife past and present. We have over 200 native animals set in 40 acres of beautiful ancient woodland. See Wolves, Bison, Deer, Owls, Foxes, Red Squirrels, Wild Boar, Lynx, Wild Horses, Badgers, Beavers and more as you make your way around the park. Let your children go wild in our amazing adventure playground with drop slide, tube slide, wild fort, tree-top towers and more!
Reviewed By MarkMahoney - Aldershot, United Kingdom
Really good!! Not just the animals we saw but also what this all stands for. Loved the arctic foxes. From red squirrels to the wolves and bears to the sweet beavers. The rope bridge above the bears was great. I cant believe how anyone could give this attraction below 3 stars. Keep up the good work,l. ????
