It&apos;s easy to feel lost after the come down of Christmas Day while you&apos;re waiting for the New Year festivities to begin.
The kids are off school, the turkey&apos;s been eaten and the gift wrap is in the recycling bin - so what do you do now?
Luckily, there are a number of special days out and things to do across Kent between the Christmas and New Year period for the whole family to enjoy.
Grab your friends and family and experience the thrill and exhilaration of Snow Tubing on Europe’s largest inflatable tubing ride.
Get your heart pumping and adrenalin flowing as you speed down the 45ft-high, 80ft-long slope on a large inflatable ring.
Cost: £5 for three goes. Book here.
A giant 50ft high inflatable snowman will also be coming to Betteshanger this Christmas - and children can bounce inside his tummy.
The undercover outdoor ice rink has returned to Bluewater this year, which means you can skate whatever the weather.
Perfect for all the family to enjoy, there are seal shaped skating aids for kids, bob skates for those who need to be steady on the ice and skate lessons for anyone hoping to whirl, glide, skate and slide around the huge sparkling Christmas tree.
Beverages, hot drinks and refreshments are also available from the rink side cabins.
Cost: Ice skating prices start from just £9 for children, £10 for juniors (13-16 years), £11 for adults and £34 for a family of 4 (maximum of 2 adults). You can book tickets here .
A Christmas trail will also be coming to Chartwell, giving you the chance to see the 12 days of Christmas come alive in the gardens.
Cost: Normal admission charges apply. A whole property ticket is £15 for adults and £13.50 for children.
The Frosted Fairground will return to Dreamland this year, with an ice rink and all the favourite rides.
You can skate until your heart&apos;s content in the brand new 450 square metre ice rink, which will be located on Tivoli Gardens under cover.
Cost: Dreamland will be free to enter, with a pay-per-ride system. Ice skating costs £9 per person and you can book here .
Eastwell Manor is hosting an ice skating ring in the mansion&apos;s grounds for the first time ever this winter.
Each day it will be open to revellers between midday and 7pm. Just remember to wrap up warm, of course.
Families can also book at &apos;Festival Family Fun&apos; day at Eastwell, which includes a festive cream tea and a one hour skating session for two adults and two children for £80.
Cost: Ticket prices vary. You can book here .
Help the Boise family get ready for Christmas and find their missing presents in a trail around the garden.
Cost: £1 per trail plus normal admission prices.
Take part in a festive heritage trail around the museum for a chance to win a small prize.
The romantic castle is inviting you to wrap up warm and blow away the cobwebs with winter walks in the stunning Hever Castle gardens.
The Winter Garden will be in full bloom with intoxicating scents of Daphne and Viburnum filling the air while the fiery reds, oranges and yellows of brightly coloured Dogwood stems lift the spirits. Energetic visitors can bring their wellies and take an exhilarating walk around the Lake. Keep your eyes peeled for signs of wildlife and waterfowl whose footprints can be spotted in the snow and frost.
In the Castle, welcoming log fires will warm cold fingers and toes as visitors take a last look at this year’s Christmas decorations.
Visitors will need to pay for garden entry only, and then they can enter the castle for free.
Cost: A gardens ticket costs £14.20 for adults and £12.10 for children. You can also book online for a discount.
Ightham Mote is bringing back its winter activity place, highlighting some of the best things to do outdoors.
Cost: £2 per activity pack. Normal admission charges are £13 for adults and £6.50 for children.
The heritage railway from Tenterden to Bodiam is running special Crimbo Limbo! trains on selected days between Christmas and New Year.
You can blow away the Christmas blues and hop on and off to explore the surrounding areas of the Weald.
When: December 30, 31 and January 1. You can book tickets here .
Families can enjoy festive fun at the farm, including the cuddle corner, games on the green, farm rides and the paint-a-pot studio.
Look out for the wooden snowmen hidden around the grounds too – find them all and claim your yummy reward from the shop.
Follow the trail and find the Knole deer to help Ollie the owl collect everything he needs to throw a Christmas party for his woodland friends.
Purchase your trail from the visitor centre, and return to claim your prize after finding the 10 deer.
Knole is also hosting a Boxing Day and New Year walk, so you can discover more about the ancient parkland, its history, flora and fauna.
There is a suggested donation of £2, with the walks starting at 11am on December 26 and 2pm on January 1.
Leeds Castle will be running its Traditions of Christmas event this year. Find out about the origins of Christmas cards, crackers and poinsettias as you make your way through the Castle’s State Rooms.
A winter trail will also be running from December 26 until January 1.
You can collect clues along the way and hand back your completed trail card to be entered into the prize draw.
Cost: Normal admission prices are £24.50 for adults and £16.90 for children under 15.
Christmas just wouldn&apos;t be Christmas without shouts of "it&apos;s behind you" or "oh no it isn&apos;t" echoing around the theatres of Kent.
And with the festive season fast approaching it&apos;s time to start deciding which pantomime you want to go to.
You can already book tickets to the shows in Kent - so here are all the pantomimes in the county .
Come and see a wonderful spectacle of boats and local businesses lit up for the festive season.
The skating rink will be open daily in December, and there will also be special &apos;skating under the stars&apos; sessions under a clear roof.
Take part in a festive trail around the keep to win a small prize.
Enjoy a family trail around the beautiful National Trust garden, make decorations to take home and visit the tree at the castle to make your wish.
Cost: £2 per trail, and admission charges are £14.30 for adults and £7.20 for children.
The heritage railway will be open on selected days between the Christmas and New Year period, which means you can travel through the countryside from Tunbridge Wells to Eridge through High Rocks and Groombridge.
Children can travel for just £1 if travelling with a full paying adult, which means a family ticket for two adults and two children is just £24. You can book tickets here .
When: December 30, 31 and January 1.
Calverley Grounds will once again be transformed into a beautiful winter wonderland when the ice rink returns to Tunbridge Wells this year.
You can skate under the stars until New Year&apos;s Day for a truly festive experience.
For the second year running, The Old Marine Station will be transformed into a winter wonderland with an ice rink.
The hugely popular undercover real ice-rink will be "bigger and better" than last year, says The Port of Dover.
With the undercover rink growing by 100m² this year, skaters can again enjoy the atmosphere and excitement of gliding on 400m² of real ice without the worry of inclement weather.
Cost: Ticket prices vary. You can book here.