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Did you know Banksy lives in Folkestone?
I can’t blame Banksy. It’s around the corner from Harbour Arm.
To get to Folkestone Arm, you need to walk along a disused railway…
Warning. If you’re planning to visit Folkstone, a lot of shops and for spots are closed on Tuesday (which is when we went unfortunately!).
Luckily, Shesells Seashells (great name) was open and had French fries with truffle salt (which were divine).
And we had this view which made it even better. I see a crocodile in between two elephants. What do you see?
More colour and walking around Folkestone Harbour.
There are a lot of quirky independent shops on the Old High Street.
I can recommend the salted caramel hot chocolate at Folklore!
By law, every room should have this many disco balls.
Safe to say I love Folkestone!
Except for the giant seagulls!
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