“The World, according to the best geographers, is divided into Europe, Asia, Africa, America, and Romney Marsh…”

This 16th century smugglers’ pub, will take you back in time, decorated with national important historic posters from the 1940s and the Women’s Land Army. If you fancy a favourite ale in unexpected decor, you will love the Red Lion. This is an unmissable pub.

Snargate, Romney Marsh TN29 9UQ

If you are looking for an exceptional pub and restaurant, the Ferry Inn is the perfect choice. This place is a classic Kent smuggler’s pub. Expect home-cooked local produce for all tastes, served with a great selection of ales and wines.

Appledore Road, Tenterden Rd, Stone in Oxney TN30 7JY

The Woolpack Inn, Warehorne is a traditional 16th century country pub in the beautiful village of Warehorne. It serves classic British food in a rustic-chic restaurant and on the lovely terrace. Five quirky individually decorated rooms can offer a comfortable stay.

Church lane, Warehorne, Kent, TN26 2LL

Mulberry Coffee Co. is a local independent coffee seller located at the beach in St Marys Bay. Freshly roasted coffee, hot chocolate and tea is served from an iconic Piaggio Ape on weekdays between 8:00am and noon. Come and grab the best coffee on the Marsh and enjoy a beautiful morning walk on the beach!

Coast Drive, St Marys Bay, TN29 0HN

Located in the heart of New Romney, Deblyns Teashop & Garden is the perfect place for afternoon tea or lunch, with a friendly ambiance. Sit inside, or during those warm summer days, enjoy a table in the beautiful garden.

New Romney TN28 8BZ

Dreaming about local lobster, crab or fish rolls? The Dungeness Snack Shack is a family business, offering delicious beach food. Eat it at one of their outside picnic tables or take it away. You can buy fresh fish at the Dungeness Fish Hut located next to the Snack Shack.

Dungeness Fish Hut, Dungeness Rd, Dungeness, Romney Marsh TN29 9NE

Hide and Fox offers an incredible menu for foodies that appreciate refined dishes. Expect modern British cuisine and testing menus, served in an intimate atmosphere, with seasonal ingredients and fine wines. A winner of many awards, this is a Kent culinary highlight.

The Grn, Hythe CT21 4PS

Romney Spice is New Romney’s best tandoori restaurant, open daily. It serves traditional dishes alongside some less familiar ones which you may not have tried. Friendly atmosphere and great service guaranteed.

84-88 High St, New Romney TN28 8AU

Noiy makes the best Thai food in the area, pairing aroma, flavour and taste with love, care and dedication. Whether it’s a green curry or Pad Thai, Noiy’s is the place to go for authentic food. Food can be taken away or eaten in. For a great deal, you get wonderful food.

82 Stade St, Hythe CT21 6DA

The Ship Hotel in Dymchurch is a stone’s throw from the famous beach. It has good food and a wide-reaching drinks menu. Upstairs has eight comfortable rooms to stay in. Here, the welcome is always friendly.

118 High St, Dymchurch, Romney Marsh TN29 0NS

The 1546 Bell Inn is located next to St George’s Church, making it the perfect stop for food and drinks before or after a concert. It has a wonderful garden in which to enjoy time with friends and family, served by welcoming and friendly staff.

Ivychurch Rd, Brenzett, Ivychurch, Romney Marsh TN29 0AL

Torbay of Hythe

The best fish and chips restaurant Torbay of Hythe in Hythe is part of JAM on the Marsh summer festival in Kent.
Torbay of Hythe has delicious fish served with crispy chips. In the High Street, this restaurant is very popular, so either call before or be prepared to queue. This is a Hythe institution that everyone can enjoy.

81 High St, Hythe CT21 5JH

Smugglers’ Alehouse is a popular, friendly micropub in New Romney. It offers a great selection of constantly changing real ales and ciders, as well as carefully selected wines and spirits. Please note, cash only.

10 High St, New Romney TN28 8BU

Ales By The Rails

Kent’s smallest pub located next to Dungeness Station, part of the Romney, Hythe & Dymchurch Railway during JAM on the marsh.
Open Friday, Saturday and Sunday from 12 noon, Ales By The Rails offers you a dream outdoor Dungeness location to drink beer brewed by Romney Marsh Brewery. Kent’s smallest pub is next to Dungeness Station, part of the Romney, Hythe & Dymchurch Railway.

Romney Marsh TN29 9NA

Prospect Cottage is the iconic former home and sanctuary of artist, filmmaker, gay rights activist and gardener Derek Jarman (1942-1994). Visit the beautiful and unique garden that Jarman created from the local shingle. Tours of the house can be booked.

Dungeness Rd, Dungeness, Romney Marsh TN29 9NE

Port Lympne Hotel & Reserve in Kent is home to over 700 rare animals. Get up-close on safari to discover where the wild things are. You can also stay overnight in their unique accommodation, including at the Tiger Lodge.

Aldington Rd, Lympne, Hythe CT21 4LR

The RH&DR is a world-famous one-third size steam locomotive that runs along 13½ miles of track from the Cinque Port town of Hythe, terminating in Dungeness. With four stations in between, all within walking distance of a beach, the railway provides a unique opportunity to explore this unique corner of Kent.

New Romney Station, 2 Littlestone Rd, Littlestone, New Romney TN28 8PL

Littlestone Golf Club Boasts two unique courses, The Championship Links, a Top 100 Course and The Warren. The golf club offers visitors & members the chance to play golf on superbly presented and managed links courses. Perfect activity to do on a sunny morning or afternoon with friends.

St Andrew’s Rd, Littlestone, New Romney TN28 8RB

Jutting into the English Channel, Dungeness makes it ideally placed to see migrant birds arriving or departing. You will be able to see a large variety of birds, wildflowers and the beautiful landscape of the Marsh.

Boulderwall Farm, Dungeness Rd, Romney Marsh TN29 9PN

There are 14 mediaeval churches scattered across the Marsh. All of them are wonderful and worth a visit. The most iconic are: Fairfield (St Thomas à Becket), St Mary in the Marsh (St Mary the Virgin)t, Old Romney (St Clement) and New Romney (St Nicholas).

https://www.romneymarshchurches.org.uk

In the crypt of St Leonard’s Church, one will find the largest and best-preserved collection of ancient human skulls and bones in Britain. Discover the church modeled on Canterbury Cathedral and the beautiful churchyard with a view of France.

3 Oak Walk, Hythe CT21 5DN

Lydd Kart Circuit offers a 1040 meter circuit, the fastest circuit in Kent. Everyone is welcome, even your 6 year old kid can enjoy the thrill. Don’t forget to book in advance for the best experience.

Dengemarsh Rd, Lydd TN29 9JH

Honeychild Dairy is a dairy farm selling fresh British produce in an automated shop on the Romney Marsh. You can find freshly made pies & pastries, seasonal fruit & vegetables, home reared meat, as well as fresh milk & milkshakes available daily.

Manor Farm, St Mary in the Marsh, Honeychild TN29 0DB

This family-run farm provides a wonderful selection of locally and seasonal produced goods, such as a variety of fruits, vegetables and free-range meat. Known for their delicious sausages, pies, quiches, cheese, chutney and pickles.

Rectory Ln, Romney Marsh TN29 9RH

Cinemarsh is a local cinema that brings the best movies to the Romney Marsh at prices that are fair and affordable. A perfect activity to do during the day or at night, come enjoy an exciting movie in a high-tech local cinema, served by a wonderful and friendly staff team.

The Marsh Academy Leisure Centre, Station Rd, New Romney TN28 8BB

Come and visit a selection of exhibitions by local artists. Paddy Hamilton Studios offer one to buy or even use a studio to make your own art. This is a unique, quirky place to visit near the sea.

Marina, Dungeness Rd, Romney Marsh, Kent. TN29 9ND

The Woolpack Inn is a traditional 16th century country pub in the beautiful village of Warehorne. It serves classic British food in a rustic-chic restaurant and on the lovely terrace. Five quirky individually decorated rooms can offer a comfortable stay.

Church lane, Warehorne, Kent, TN26 2LL

The Hythe Imperial Hotel is an 18th century manor overlooking the English Channel. The rooms are traditional and individually decorated and come with 24 hour room service, with breakfast offered. You can find two bars, a restaurant, a spa, an indoor pool and much more.

Princess Parade, Hythe CT21 6AE

New Romney is the heart of Romney Marsh, and The Ship Hotel stands proudly on its High Street. The 15th century pub and hotel offers a warm welcome and has a large restaurant, a conservatory and garden, with 10 comfortable en suite bedrooms to stay in.

83 High St, New Romney TN28 8AZ 83 High St, New Romney TN28 8AZ

The Ship Hotel in Dymchurch is a stone’s throw from the famous beach. It has good food and a wide-reaching drinks menu. Upstairs has eight comfortable rooms to stay in. Here, the welcome is always friendly.

118 High St, Dymchurch, Romney Marsh TN29 0NS

Romney Marsh, home of JAM on the Marsh, is easily accessed by road and rail.

JAM on the Marsh 2002 Festival Map

BY TRAIN

Just 20 minutes from Ashford International Station, serving London in less than 40 minutes, and Europe via the Eurostar. 

BY CAR

Junction 10 of the M20 (for Ashford) is also approximately 20 minutes away, enabling road access from central London in under 2 hours.