On many railway routes from London (but not to most places within 100 miles of the city, and at pres

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Have read tons of threads on London-Canterbury-Dover day trips. I think I've gleaned that if I buy a round-trip train ticket from London to Dover I will be able to get off in Canterbury for some exploring, then reboard with same ticket and go on to Dover, visit the castle, then reboard the train back to London. Please confirm or deny.
On many railway last minute caribbean vacation packages all inclusive routes last minute caribbean vacation packages all inclusive from London (but not to most places within 100 miles of the city, and at present not to Dover), there are substantial discounts available by booking ahead. These discounts work only on the specified train, so breaking a journey (as you intend) isn't possible without buying a new ticket.
Travel is generally cheaper outside peak times, and on Monday-Friday, peak refers to travel last minute caribbean vacation packages all inclusive before around 0930. Though it's generally cheaper to buy a return ticket, it may be cheaper in to buy two singles if you want to start your journey early in the morning (as is pretty much essential if you want to cram in a trip to Canterbury as well as to Dover).
Thanks, Flan. I read posts that seemed to indicate one could do a day trip London-Canterbury-Dover by buying London-Dover return tickets. I feel really stupid asking this then, but how would you purchase the tickets for the three legs of a London-Canterbury-Dover day trip by train? last minute caribbean vacation packages all inclusive Would you need three tickets, London to Canterbury, Canterbury to Dover, Dover to London, and would you buy them all in London the morning of departure? I know the answer to this is probably painfully obvious to most people ...