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The River Medina runs from Cowes and East Cowes, down into Newport - and is home to a number of yacht clubs, marinas and businesses.
The Medina Estuary is a great place for wildlife; its tidal waters, saltmarsh and mudflats are home to a wide range of plants and animals that are specially adapted to living in the challenging conditions. Saltmarshes are essential to the estuary's ecosystem.
They contain rare and vulnerable plants and provide nutrients for invertebrates that are food for water birds. They are important resting and feeding sites throughout the tidal cycle from late October to early March and a safe haven for young birds in summer.
Saltmarshes help to reduce bank erosion by absorbing boat wash but are very vulnerable to trampling and sea level rise. Intertidal mud contains huge numbers of worms and snails that support the birds that spend the winter in the estuary.
When the mud is underwater the birds retreat to roost on the saltmarsh or sometimes the pontoons in Cowes fairway. Wading birds like dunlins, oystercatchers and lapwings can often be seen on pontoons at High Water and the buoys, navigation markers and piles provide a convenient resting spot for cormorants and terns in the summer.
There are also plenty of places to eat and drink as you make your way down the River Medina, why not take a gentle walk from Newport - along the river - and make your way down to the Folly Inn, before continuing your walk into East Cowes.
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WEST COWES
NEWPORT
Approximately a mile downstream of the world renowned sailing town of Cowes is the tranquil sailing marina; Island Harbour This unique, tranquil river valley is the perfect retreat for an Isle of Wight getaway.
Cowes
Join us on 4th of August at 19.00 at @Cowes Corinthian Yacht Club for an an evening filled with good vibes, great company, food, music and a whole lot of fun, all while supporting a meaningful cause close to our hearts.
WEST COWES
The Duke of York has been run by the Cass family since 1969. This doesn't mean it hasn't changed during this time, on the contrary, the business is constantly being updated by the family team.
Cowes
Explore this unique museum in Cowes, home to three centuries of yachting and maritime history.
COWES
The Union Inn hotel has as much character as you would hope to find from an old English pub.
WEST COWES
Mandy and Mark would like to welcome you to Holly Tree House, a Victorian house situated a short uphill walk from everything Cowes has to offer, great nightlife, bars, shops, restaurants, yacht clubs, and ferry links to the mainland.
WEST COWES
The coastal viewpoint between Cowes and Gurnard was one of Queen Victoria's favourite places. The Queen had an irresistibly romantic nature and it was from here that she enjoyed the magnificent sunsets and a panoramic view of the Solent which
York Avenue, EAST COWES
This airy and welcoming multi-purpose space is home to East Cowes Community Library and East Cowes Tourist Information Point. There are easy chairs and cafe style seating - ideal for planning your days out. There is also access to a laptop and wifi.…
COWES
Follow in the footsteps of literary greats like Edward Lear, Robert Graves and AA Milne, with the Isle of Wight Literary Heroes Trail
COWES
Head to MOOCOW’s stylish, futuristic bar and garden for a taste of the unusual. The modern interior is full of quirky touches, splashes of colour and clean lines, making an airy and comfortable space to dine and have a drink.
Cowes
The Isle of Wight Vegan Lifestyle Show returns for 2022 on Saturday 15th October at Cowes Yacht Haven. Featuring over 50 stands showcasing plant-based hot and cold foods, eco-friendly home and lifestyle products, wellness treatments, bodycare,…
COWES
Situated within the heart of the vibrant yachting town of Cowes on the Isle of Wight, The Anchor is a favourite with locals and visitors alike. Located opposite Cowes Yacht Haven, just a short stroll from the Red Jet ferry terminal which provides…
COWES
Boat House is a pretty, spacious Victorian holiday cottage sleeping 4 people in 1 double & 1 twin room in the heart of Cowes just a few minutes walk from Cowes High Street & the harbour.
WEST COWES
The Basque Kitchen in Cowes infuses Basque Country cooking with the best fresh Isle of Wight produce.
Niton, Niton
October half term Halloween pottery event includes using the potters wheel, sculpting and painting.
WEST COWES
The Nook, a warm and friendly restaurant, is located within the renowned sailing town of Cowes.
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