When planning your visit, you will discover that there is something for all interests.
The Historic Dockyard Chatham offers a rich resource for overseas students hoping to discover more about our history and culture or merely to brush up on their language skills.
A complimentary ticket is available for you as the organiser to use in advance of your visit to familiarise yourself with The Dockyard.
Benefits for pre-booked groups:
A collection of questions to help your group find their way around our 80 acre site, testing their knowledge on the galleries and attractions they can visit during their day.
Please speak to our group sales department for more information.
Our ‘Age of Sail’ galleries have state of the art interactive displays with subtitles are available in French, Spanish, German and English.
We have information translated for each of our galleries in French, German, Spanish and Dutch
Pre-order our packed lunches in advance and take advantage of our indoor and outdoor picnic areas across the site.
A great selection of tempting hot meals, snack and refreshments. Groups can lunch independently or reserve space in the restaurant by pre-ordering in advance.
Offering a variety of hearty ‘doorstep’ sandwiches and hot Kentish pies, plus hot and cold drinks, cakes and ice cream.
We have 2 main events for the year, find out more on our “What’s On” pages and book in advance to save.
Great discount for groups!
For more details regarding group visits please call our group sales department on:
Telephone: 01634 823815
Email: groupsales@chdt.org.uk
As with the rest of the world, Chatham Historic Dockyard Trust is closely monitoring the situation around the global pandemic of COVID-19.
It is with sadness that following UK Government guidelines we have closed our visitor attraction to the public until further notice.
This closure also extends to Call the Midwife Official Location Tours.
Whilst outside of our control, we apologise for any inconvenience caused during this difficult time and would like to thank all our visitors for their understanding during this challenging period.
Last updated: 11 May 2020
