Canterbury Canal

Canterbury Canal, in Kent, United Kingdom, is a picturesque waterway that has long been enjoyed by locals and tourists alike. The course of the canal is 8 miles long, running through the beautiful countryside of South East England. Formally built in the 18th century, the canal offers calming and tranquil scenes throughout the course of its journey. Nowadays you can take a distance round trip to travel its length, or simply explore its many locks and bridges as you make your way along it. The towpath is perfect for a leisurely stroll, and wildlife can be sometimes seen, making it a great wildlife watching spot. A few visitor moorings are available to those wishing to stay overnight, and a few pubs and restaurants can be found en route for convenience. The route also offers attractive natural views and varied flora and fauna.