The journey from Enfield to Canterbury covers approximately 115 km. You can travel via the M25 and M2 motorways by car, typically taking 90 minutes in light traffic. Alternatively, take the London Overground from Enfield Lock to Liverpool Street, then transfer to St Pancras International for the high-speed Southeastern train. This rail route is highly efficient, bypassing London traffic congestion. Canterbury is a historic cathedral city, making this a popular day trip from North London. Expect a seamless transition between suburban rail and high-speed intercity services.
Total Distance: 115 km driving distance; 95 km straight-line air distance.
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| Duration | 2 hours | 1 hour 45 mins |
| Avg Price | £25 - £45 | £20 fuel |
| Operator | Southeastern | N/A |
| Route | Enfield Lock to London Liverpool Street, then St Pancras to Canterbury West. | A10, M25, M2, A2. |
| Tip | Book your Southeastern high-speed ticket in advance to save on peak fares. | Avoid the Dartford Crossing during rush hour to prevent significant delays. |
May to September for pleasant walking weather in the historic city center.