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Planning on visiting the Isle of Wight? It's the perfect all year round destination. Discover the Island's history and heritage, family friendly, attractions, events, accommodation and lots more from the official Isle of Wight tourist information site!
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Nestled on the shores of Virginia's James River, Isle of Wight's residents enjoy the rural nature of the county coupled with the quaint atmosphere of the two incorporated towns, Smithfield and Windsor.
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Attractions and places to visit are in plentiful supply on the Island, with something to suit everyone. Get a taste of the Isle of Wight’s history and culture by visiting one of our museums, galleries and historic sites. Possibly the Island's most recognisable landmark is The Needles Rocks and lighthouse, nearby to which The Needles Landmark Attrac...
If you enjoy outdoor activities, the Isle of Wight has it all. The stunning coastline and warm climate mean that this Isle of the perfect playground for those who love the outdoors. Walking, cycling and horse-ridingare freely available for those of all abilities, with more than 500 miles of footpaths and established walking routes, and 165 miles of...
There are many shoppingopportunities on the Isle of Wight for those looking for some retail therapy. The artistic heritage of the Island means that there are plenty of arts and craft outlets, selling everything from handcrafted jewellery to sculptured glass and wood carvings. There is also a range of fantastic locally produced food and drink availa...
A visit to the Isle of Wight wouldn’t be complete without visiting some of our famous beaches. The Island currently has the highest number of award-winning beachesin England, all managed to the highest standards. One of the best ways to see the beautiful coastline of the Isle of Wight is from off-shore, and there are a number of sailing and boat ch...
Looking for a great night out, but not into pubs and clubs? Then head for the Isle of Wight and treat yourself to a night out with the stars… the actual stars. Now a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, the Isle of Wight has some of the darkest skies in the UK, making it perfect for an astronomical night out. Find out more
Get closer to nature by enjoying a countryside walk, where you will find a whole host of local wildlife including red squirrels and some unique butterfly species – you can also see a great variety of birds which take advantage of the many different habitats on the Isle of Wight. Let's also not forget that the Isle of Wight is one of the richest pla...
Finding great places to eat is one of the highlights of any holiday, and the Isle of Wight offers a fabulous array to cater for all tastes and appetites. As soon as you step off the ferry you will be spoiled for choice, with an abundance of afternoon tea rooms, country pubs, quality restaurants and beach-side cafes. Every town and villageacross the...
Your gateway guide to the Isle of Wight. The Isle of Wight is beautiful all year round. Whether it’s a walk in the countryside or along a beach, the Island is great for family breaks and weekend getaways to England’s Garden Isle.
Find everything you need to know about visiting the Isle of Wight, on the Islands official tourism website at www.visitisleofwight.co.uk.
