Group Travel and Itineraries

With a developing tourism offer, Gravesham is keen to encourage group visits and we tailor opportunities to meet individual group requirements

Here are some ideas of visits that we can help to accommodate within the area. Please contact us for further information to help you plan and to discuss your requirements. All visits can be tailored to suit your group.

  • Pocahontas Promenade of Gravesend’s Heritage Riverside taking in St George’s Church the final resting place of Pocahontas.

  • General Gordon in Gravesham – taking in the life and influence of General Gordon of Khartoum in the area.

  • Gravesend and Milton Cemetery – former Victorian pleasure gardens on the Register of English Heritage Historic Parks and Gardens.

  • A Walk around Windmill Hill – a look at the properties and hear about some of the characters who used to reside in this fascinating part of the town.

  • Gravesend’s Secret Cold War bunker- an underground command post built in 1954 within Woodlands Park, originally known as Civil Defence Region 6.

  • Guru Nanak Darbar Gurdwara – the largest single site Sikh Gurdwara complex in Europe.

  • The Crossfire Trail – guided tour through Gravesend and Tilbury’s military defence past, with visits to the Tilbury and New Tavern Forts.

  • Cobham Village Heritage Experience – walking tour of Gravesham’s most historic village, church and Cobham College.

  • Cobham Hall – one of the finest houses in Kent, set within the 50 acres of grounds of Cobham Park, laid out by the famous landscape architect Sir Humphry Repton, with harmonizing buildings within the landscape, including the internationally important Darnley Mausoleum. 

  • Gad’s Hill Place – A unique opportunity to visit the former home of Charles Dickens at Higham.

Costs vary, depending on the tour and visit. Price starts at £7 per person.