The white cliffs of Dover are striking from any perspective.
From the sea, they look like a giant white face rising up from the water, dotted with green grass for hair. From the land, they are a jagged rope up and down the coast, a stunning juxtaposition where grazing fields meet precipice. They offer unparalleled views of the sea, and on a clear day, walkers along the cliff’s footpaths can see 20 miles across the Strait of Dover to France on the other side.
