Langdon Bay — Attraction in England

Hidden bay at the foot of the imposing white cliffs of Dover. The bay is reached by a narrow path cut into the chalk cliff face, which descends to a tunnel cut into the chalk, itself leading to a ladder that finally gives access to the bay. It's worth the descent to appreciate the scale of the white cliffs from their base, and the WW2 defences and shipwreck revealed by the low tide create a great atmosphere. The beach comprises flint pebbles and chalk boulders, and there's a lot of visible rockfall. Not a place for sunbathing, there's an exciting untamed feel that sets it apart from most...

Walked down the Zig Zag with my Mum this morning. Not the best idea on the hottest day of the year but was lovely when we got to the beach. We have been waiting ages for the tunnel to open so we could get down there again. Used to do it lots when I was a young child as a family and with a dog carried down the...

The stairs are not really stairs. You can't reach the sea, because the end was collapsed and the cave was closed. I wouldn't recommend going down, it's quite dangerous, rock fall can happen any time. The view was ok, but on the cliffs it is more breathtaking. All in all, go if you want to break a...