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1: The quick way through Ashford on the A28 and A2070 to Rye, thence to Brighton. 34.3 miles,
about 1 hour to Rye,

2: The longer, more interesting way via “The Cinque Ports” – Dover, Hythe, and Rye. There are
also a number of interesting side trips on offer. You could do this run in a day, but why not take an
extra day and get a lot more out of the region. 52.7 miles, about 1 1/2 hours drive time.

From Rye you then follow the A259 and A7 to Brighton. 49 miles, about 1 1/2 hours drive time.

Canterbury to Rye via Ashford Navigation Instructions . See below. Route 2 on the map.

Canterbury to Rye via the Cinque Ports Navigation Instructions Route 3 on the map.

Rye to Brighton Navigation Instructions Route 4 on the map

Brighton to Canterbury

Or going the other way

Brighton to Rye. Route 4 on the map above.

Rye to Canterbury via Ashford - the quick way. Route 2 on the map above.

Rye to Canterbury via the Cinque Ports - the more interesting way. Route 3 on the map above.

Canterbury to Rye via Ashford

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This is the quick way through Ashford to Rye (34 mi, about an hour), cutting across country
on the A28 and A2070 instead of taking the recommended route through Dover, Folkestone
and Hythe.

Click here for an interactive map of the area