Dover Castle, Dover

Dover Castle, a historic fortress perched atop the White Cliffs of Dover, is said to be haunted by the ghost of a headless drummer boy dating back to the Napoleonic period. This eerie apparition is often accompanied by sightings of a lady in red and a figure in blue. The castle's labyrinthine tunnels, which stretch deep beneath the fortress, are home to the restless spirits of Second World War soldiers and operatives, possibly escapees from Dunkirk. One eyewitness reported seeing a figure in khaki with a blurred face walking purposefully along a corridor in 2013.

Castle Inn Inn, Dover

The Castle Inn in Dover, Kent, has a reputation for being one of the town's most haunted locations. It's said that a lone figure, known as the Pacing Man, roams the upper floors of this historic inn. In 2010, two painters renovating the inn reported seeing a man walking around the upper part of the building. They investigated but couldnt find the man, nor any way he could have left the area. This strange occurrence wasnt a one-off, as the landlady soon reported hearing rustling on the staircase and keys jangling unaided.

Off coast, St Margaret's Bay

St Margaret's Bay, a picturesque stretch of coastline in Kent, has been the site of a most unusual and intriguing sighting. In 1912, a sea serpent, described as a long beast, was spotted moving swiftly through the water. The creature was observed by those on a sailing boat, who unfortunately got a bit too close for comfort, causing the beast to vanish from view. The speed and agility of the creature left a lasting impression on those who witnessed it, and the incident has remained a fascinating footnote in the annals of cryptozoology.

Unidentified fields in the area, St Margaret's at Cliffe

In the misty fields of St Margaret's at Cliffe, a group of ghosthunters claimed to have caught a glimpse of a mysterious figure in November 1904. They described it as something like 'Spring Heeled Jack', a legendary figure known for its elusive nature. The men were said to have been chasing the ghost, but it managed to evade them by running into the mist. Interestingly, other ghosthunters in the area mistook a nurse walking home for the ghost, highlighting the confusion and excitement surrounding the sightings.

Plough and Harrow Public House, Eynsford

The Plough and Harrow Public House in Eynsford, Kent, is home to a rather intriguing ghost story. Outside its doors, a ghostly woman, often described as pale, has been spotted by numerous people. This spectral figure seems to haunt the area just outside the pub, giving locals and visitors alike a glimpse into the paranormal. While the building itself hosts a poltergeist, the pale woman remains a mystery, with her presence adding to the pub's reputation as a haunted hotspot.

Common Lane and another unnamed lane, Dover

Common Lane in Dover was the scene of a bizarre and unexplained sighting back in January 1963. On a snowy evening, police were called to the area after multiple reports of a riderless horse cantering along the road. The strange thing was, despite the snow-covered ground, there were no hoof marks to be found in one area where the creature had been spotted. It was as if the horse had simply vanished into thin air.