Dungeness is Britain’s only desert and one of Europe’s largest expanses of shingle. With a nuclear power station as a backdrop this must be the strangest part of the Kent coast. While as an ecological site, home for a significant variety of wildlife including rare types of moths, beetles, bees and spiders the shingle beach is a boat graveyard. Dungeness is also famous for a remarkable collection of dwellings that add a slight mysterious charm of this area.