Sustainable stays

Choosing sustainable and green accommodation on the Isle of Wight is an example of responsible tourism, where comfort and conscience unite. From quaint eco-cottages nestled in tranquil countryside to contemporary, energy-efficient hotels along the coastline, these accommodation providers showcase a commitment to minimising the environmental footprint.

As the Island is the UK’s sunniest destination, solar panels glisten on roofs, harnessing the Island's sunshine to power the facilities. Rainwater harvesting systems further reduce water consumption, preserving this precious resource.

A stay in these eco-conscious havens is more than just a restful escape. Many accommodations actively engage guests in sustainable practices, offering recycling facilities, sustainable and active travel ideas, promoting locally grown organic produce, and educating about eco-friendly living. Workshops and nature walks foster a deeper understanding of the Island's delicate ecosystem.

Among the Island's sustainable accommodation pioneers are Eco Pods at Tom’s Eco lodges, offering charming, carbon-neutral retreats; Tiny Homes Holidays, where fantastic architectural design meets renewable energy solutions and compostable toilets; The Bay Boutique Bed & Breakfast boasting eco-friendly practices and electric bike hire; Camp Wight a low-impact haven for eco-campers; and Nettlecombe Farm, which shows its commitment to biodiversity conservation and includes EV charging on site. Each of these providers invites visitors to connect with the Isle of Wight's natural wonders while leaving a gentle ecological footprint.

• View the accommodation that have been awarded the IOW Green Tourism Award here
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