Trains to Dover may be a gateway to the rest of Europe, but they’re also your route to a charming town with an abundance of attractions. From its famous White Cliffs to its historic castle, amazing museums, picturesque gardens, scenic hiking trails and beautiful beaches, it’s easy to see why so many people travel to Dover from all over the country. And thanks to the town’s great rail links, getting to Dover is easy.
There are a number of ways you can find cheap train tickets to Dover. Booking in advance is definitely best, as the sooner you book, the cheaper tickets tend to be. A railcard is also a great way to save money. There are a range of railcards available depending on your age and profession so it’s worth checking if you’re eligible before you book. Travelling at off-peak times, splitting your journey up across multiple tickets and booking as a group if you’re travelling with others, are also all great ways to save money on your travel to Dover.
Dover Priory station connects the town with the rest of the UK. With its convenient links to London, Dover makes a great day trip destination. You can get trains to Dover from London St Pancras in a little over an hour, with trains from Victoria and Charing Cross taking a bit longer. Trains to Dover from Sevenoaks are also popular, taking around 1 hour 20 minutes, as is the short journey from Kearsney which takes less than 10 minutes.
