Tankerton is located just 1 mile from the Whitstable.

Whitstable lies on a part of the Kent coastline that has been associated with fishing and most notably with oysters for nearly 2,000 years. Fisherman’s huts still stand on the beach and around the working harbour where you can purchase the local catch and sample the most famous oysters.

The Harbour, built in the 1830’s, is still a commercial port and early risers can watch the day’s catch being unloaded from the fishing boats before eating it later in the day in one of the many popular seafood restaurants

Harbour Street is lined with an array of boutiques, delicatessens, art galleries, restaurants and Peter Cushings regular,The Tudor Tea Rooms.

Whitstable celebrates each year in July with a Regatta on the Tankerton Slopes ,The First Saturday in August see's the towns Carnival parade through Tankerton on into Whitstable. The Whitstable Oyster Festival is held annually for a whole week in July and is not to be missed.

A bus stops along the road from Sunset Loft,enabling you to get to all the surrounding villages, towns and beaches of Herne Bay and Whitstable.

The medieval town of Faversham is approx 10mins away,as is Margate,Ramsgate,Broadstairs. There are several golf courses within 10mins drive.

If you want to see a magnificent beach sunset whilst enjoying a fabulous meal then visit the Pearson’s Arms public house in Whitstable only 1 mile from Sunset Loft.

Whitstable has been named the country's best 'gastro beach' by an up-market magazine which says the East Kent town is the top seaside spot for foodies, alive with theatregoers, film buffs and those enjoying a relaxing drink...

Why not visit Druidstone Park, Whether your interested in meeting many friendly animals, having fun in the adventure play areas, admiring the unique collection of sculpture in the ArtPark, finding peace and tranquillity in the enchanted woodland walk with giant toadstools, dragons, goblins and white deer, or just relaxing in the idyllic surroundings of the park gardens you won't be disappointed Visit around Easter time and you will be astounded by the fabulous display of bluebells in the woodland.

A perfect break for families or a very romantic retreat.