Isle of Sheppey 

The Warden's Point to Minister walk is around 6km and is one of the best areas to find London Clay and is the largest exposed area of the London Clay. This division of the London Clay has yielded some of the most scientifically important finds of the London Clay as it contains almost all of the different species of London Clay fauna and flora giving it some of the best biodiversity of any London Clay sites. 

When looking for smaller fossils the beach tends to yield a large amounts of finds, in the shingle patches shark teeth, crabs and other small fossil can be found fairly frequently. Larger finds can be found in the foreshore at low tide or also on the beach. The cliffs can be unstable though, so it is best to not stand too close to them. There is also a recent issue in landfill falling onto the beach. 

Elmley Hill is a much smaller site and much harder to reach than the Warden's point to Minster Coast line and is not recommended for beginners. Elmley Hill is located at a nature reserve on the Isle of Sheppey. 

Elmley Hill has great varity of London Clay fossils and containers great examples of crabs among many other species.