Map of Tours
Based in Ashford and near the M20 motorway, I am within easy reach of many places from where a tour can start. Dover Cruise Terminal & Ashford International Station are both very near, though tours can start from other locations.
I recommend that tours of one day involve not much more than travelling 25 miles (40 kilometres) in a straight line from the start location so that not too much time is spent travelling and to try to avoid delays due to traffic and unforeseen circumstances.
Please use the map below to see where our tours are based.
Clicking a map marker will allow you to see additional information about that tour.
Sue Duckworth is an absolute gem! Sue guided us through Canterbury Cathedral & the Roman Museum & her knowledge was thorough & comprehensive, her personality delightful, and she was unflappable in our barrage of questions. Sue truly made the history come alive & we found her company to be utterly delightful - we would have been remiss to tour Canterbury without Sue's kind and thoughtful guidance - we highly recommend Sue Duckworth for those visiting glorious Canterbury & The Garden of England!
- Teddie Maclean, January 2018
Sue came to talk to the Ladies Lunch Club at Ashford International Hotel. Her talk was on the Medieval Churches of Romney Marsh. The ladies thoroughly enjoyed the talk and found Sue to be a friendly and entertaining speaker. The talk was very informative with smuggling stories and also interesting tales about each of the churches origins. We are looking forward to having her back again for another talk in the near future!
- Ladies Lunch Club Ashford International Hotel, February 2016
Interesting guiding of Brighton and many thanks for opening our eyes to the area.
- Kennington WI, August 2016
A most interesting talk. It was well received by all members of the group.
- Breathe Easy British Lung Foundation Support Network, September 2016
Together with a number of supportive critical friends, we met as a group outside Canterbury Cathedral on a chilly sunny Sunday morning. Sue explained the route and was open to questions. Amongst the group were a couple of not ‘so sprightlys’ and the pace was set so that everyone could hear the commentary and see the points of historical interest. The tour was well researched and lasted about 2 hours, finishing with those who wished to take part in a very nice lunch and allowing us to further discuss the history of the places we had visited. Well done Sue!
- Tom & Paddy Elleman of Romney Marsh, Kent Canterbury Tales, November 2015