Margate Caves

Margate Caves are a series of natural sandstone cavities located beneath the seaside town of Margate in England. Formed through centuries of erosion by wind and water, these caves originally served as quarries for building materials. Today, they are a popular historical and tourist attraction, offering guided tours that reveal their geological formation, history, and once-used purposes, such as storage and shelter. The caves provide insight into the area's natural landscape and human activity over centuries, making them a unique site for education and exploration.