St Margaret's Bay, Dover, England.

The lovely seaside village of St Margaret's is set in the heart of White Cliffs Country. It first appeared in the Domesday Book as "Sancta Margharita" with continuing history revolving around its location. From late Victorian times, it developed as a holiday resort and retreat for the well to do, amongst which Lord Byron, Ian Fleming and Noel Coward all stayed or lived here. Today, the village and bay offer an inspiring backdrop to spectacular countryside and coastline and to a wide range of activities. If you love history, discover The Frontline Britain Trail - a 4 mile circular route - learn about the role of St Margaret's during the Second World War. The narrow winding road to the bay leads to a car park facing the beach and The Coastguard - Britain's nearest pub to France. Paths from the bay lead up to the cliff top (be prepared for lots of steps) where you can take a walk and admire the stunning views. Ponies roam the cliff top so don’t be surprised if you come across one or two. The cliff path leads to the Dover Patrol Memorial, and beyond is a fabulous walk to Kingsdown. Filmed & Produced By David Wilson http://www.davidwilsonavi.uk AERIAL VIDEOS & IMAGES By David Wilson