This was our first visit to Samphire Hoe but it certainly won't be our last. There are great walks on well maintained paths, which are both wheelchair and pushchair friendly (although a little steep in places), with benches where you can sit and enjoy the silence. If you don't fancy walking through countryside but, instead, would prefer to walk by the sea, there's a very wide level sea wall. There's plenty of parking (pay and display and very reasonably priced when we were there (£2 for all day)). Toilet facilities and a small cafe (Spindrift Cafe) are near the entrance.

Excellent place for a nice, quiet walk to the pebbly beach. We saw a shark fish on the way! The man at the guide hut created a little challenge for our kids which they loved. Took 1.5 hrs in total.

Worth a trip through the little tunnel to this hidden gem. Lovely quiet walks with superb white cliffs and uninterrupted sea views. A great little cafe, but not always open, so 🤞for ☕️ & 🥪

A fascinating area being newly established and yet having a stunning collection of orchids. We were delighted to see bee and pyramidal orchids close up and the spotted deaths were everywhere. The only disappointment was that the refreshment room was not open at 10.45 when we left. A great experience.