The first feature most people notice when they visit the town of Sheerness is the massive clock tower that sits in the middle of the town square.
This iron clock tower is the largest clock in the county of Kent and has been refurbished twice since it was first built.
Sheerness offers breathe taking views of the sea from almost every building in the historic town.
The sea wall offers one an opportunity to walk or jog alone or with friends for miles along the beautiful shore.
The beach at Sheerness has been awarded the European Blue flag for safety and cleanliness which makes a long holiday at this beach a wonderful experience.
The town sits at the mouth of the River Medway on the Isle of Sheppey and was used as a dockyard from the late 1600s until 1960.
There is a rich history attached to the many buildings that dot the region surrounding the centre of town.
A car and fresh produce importer, the town of Sheerness provides a visitor with all of the luxury of a seaside resort as well as the landscape, countryside, and parks that will accommodate the adventuresome nature of those who wish to create a holiday that is not focused on the beachside.
There are numerous cottages, caravan, and hotels that provide a vacation opportunities for people who are traveling on a budget.
The surrounding farmland provides endless exploration for people who may spend most of their time in a city.
The restaurants and pubs offer many different styles of food from local cuisine to the complex dishes found in any three Rosette restaurant.
The pride and friendliness of the townspeople is shown in the care they take to make sure that visitors feel welcome and all needs are taken care of.
In the town of Sheerness one is never lost when there is a resident nearby who will offer directions or information at any time.
This iron clock tower is the largest clock in the county of Kent and has been refurbished twice since it was first built.
Sheerness offers breathe taking views of the sea from almost every building in the historic town.
The sea wall offers one an opportunity to walk or jog alone or with friends for miles along the beautiful shore.
The beach at Sheerness has been awarded the European Blue flag for safety and cleanliness which makes a long holiday at this beach a wonderful experience.
The town sits at the mouth of the River Medway on the Isle of Sheppey and was used as a dockyard from the late 1600s until 1960.
There is a rich history attached to the many buildings that dot the region surrounding the centre of town.
A car and fresh produce importer, the town of Sheerness provides a visitor with all of the luxury of a seaside resort as well as the landscape, countryside, and parks that will accommodate the adventuresome nature of those who wish to create a holiday that is not focused on the beachside.
There are numerous cottages, caravan, and hotels that provide a vacation opportunities for people who are traveling on a budget.
The surrounding farmland provides endless exploration for people who may spend most of their time in a city.
The restaurants and pubs offer many different styles of food from local cuisine to the complex dishes found in any three Rosette restaurant.
The pride and friendliness of the townspeople is shown in the care they take to make sure that visitors feel welcome and all needs are taken care of.
In the town of Sheerness one is never lost when there is a resident nearby who will offer directions or information at any time.