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The White Cliff, Dover.
The white cliffs, which reache up to 350 feet high in places are one of England's most famous natural landmarks. Attracting thousands of visitors every year from at home and abroad, they can be seen from many miles away. They are now a protected site of Special Scientific Interest and support many different forms of rare flora and fauna.
Among the main attractions at the white cliffs are the coastal walks and Spectacular cross channel views. There is a visitor center including a shop and café for those in need of refueling.
A fossil-hunter's paradise, these world famous cliffs throw out numerous fossils from the cretaceous period.
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