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The Isle of Wight has been a relatively secluded island paradise for yachtsmen, cyclists, ramblers and beach babes for over a hundred years. Forget about the crowds, traffic and jam-packed beaches of the mainland, here you will find rolling pastoral land (cows and all) and gently undulating hills that spill into pristine swimming beaches.

A day trip is defiantly feasible; however indulging in a little more time to really explore the lovely coastal villages should be high on the list. One third of this stunning getaway is an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. As the weather is milder than the rest of Britain, outdoor lovers will find this an ideal location.

For the quintessential, chilled out Isle of Wight experience, hang in Ventnor. Heading north to Cowes will reveal a Georgian harbour town. Then go on to do the beautiful scenic journey from Ventnor to Alum Bay, where you can take a chairlift up and down the famous multi-coloured cliff faces. Last stop, you can't miss Ryde or the Carisbrooke Castle in Newport, the ‘Capital’ of the Isle of Wight.

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Cornerstone
Princelett Shute
Cornerstone provides cottage accommodation located in the rural hamlet of Princelett Shute, 2.5 miles from Sandown on the south east coast of the...
From £37
Mullion Cottage
Sandown
Mullion Cottage is a 1 of 3 cottages cleverly converted from an early Victorian chapel, located beside the road linking Sandown to Shanklin and...
From £35
Sundowner B & B
Rookley
Sundowner B & B is situated near Newport in the heart of the Isle of Wight with fantastic views of the countryside and downland.
The...
Brooklyn Cottage
Niton
Brooklyn Cottage is a Victorian cottage in the charming village of Niton, close to the southern coast of the Isle of Wight.
The cottage...
From £28
Lyon Court
Shanklin
A beautiful country house in a lovely countryside setting, tastefully converted into 9 individual apartments, Lyon Court is overlooks Shanklin...

Activities

Activity Island Ltd
Alum Bay
Specialising in organising residential visits to the Isle of Wight for Primary and Junior schools, Activity Island's services include the...
Wight Walks
cowes
Wight Walks are based in Cowes on the Isle of Wight and provide a range of self guided walking holidays.
They offer linear routes with...
Goodleaf Tree Climbing
East Wight
Set up by New Zealander Paul McCathie in 2005, Goodleaf Tree Climbing Adventures provides supervised climbs using ropes and harnesses in ancient...
Butterfly Paragliding
Isle Of Wight
Set in an area of outstanding natural beauty, our Edwardian house is set on cliff tops overlooking the south coast of the Island. Our school...
Isle of Wight Sea Kayaking
East Cowes
Delivering high quality sea kayak coaching, trips and courses using all the best locations on the Isle of Wight. Isle of Wight Sea Kayaking...

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Murrays Seafood Restaurant
Cowes
The oldest established seafood Restaurant in Cowes, Murrays Seafood Restaurant is situated on the High street in between the Yacht Haven and the...
Mojacs Restaurant
Cowes
Mojacs Restaurant situated in Cowes on the Isle of Wight opened in January 2000. The restaurant provides customers with a warm, cosy environment...
St. Helens Restaurant
Ryde
Situated on the village green in St Helens on the Isle of Wight, St. Helens Restaurant, refurbished in 2004 after new ownership provides a...
Windmill Restaurant
Bembridge
Enjoy crisp linen, soft lighting and the superb cuisine whilst you dine in the Windmill Restaurant, with the focus on the finest of fresh local...
Burrs Restaurant
Newport
Burr's restaurant is situated in the heart of the Isle of Wight in the islands capital town of Newport. The restaurant offers a comprehensive...