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Throughout history, the Isle of Wight has been the perfect backdrop for romantics. From the Pre-Raphaelite artists of the 19th century who were drawn to the romantic poetry of Alfred Lord Tennyson at Farringford his Island hideaway in the stunning West Wight, to the passionate love affair of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert played out at their palace by the sea – Osborne at East Cowes.
Still popular with today’s generation looking for a romantic getaway, the Island is the perfect place to spoil your loved one with a wonderful break away.
There are plenty of heavenly hotels, cosy cottages and coastal retreats; ideal for couples looking for an Island getaway. Many hotels offer spa facilities or in-house treatments. So, whether you’re celebrating a special occasion, or simply indulging in some time away together, the Island offers that little something extra to make your stay one to remember.
After the winter solstice, the days get longer – especially on the Island where spring comes early because of our southerly position and unique maritime climate, allowing you more time to discover hidden coves and walk the Island’s glorious beaches.
The Island’s beautiful and diverse scenery make it a walker’s paradise and there are plenty of footpaths that will lead you through ancient woodlands, open farmland, leafy green lanes, visiting historic towns and charming villages along the way.
Discover our range of free walking trails and don’t forget to look out for the banks of wild daffodils, crocuses and snowdrops bursting into life.
Let a bike ride can create the perfect backdrop for romance and adventure. The Island’s 500 miles of cycle paths won't disappoint as they take you on a journey through dramatic and contrasting landscapes. Discover the Bronze Age Longstone at Mottistone, pay a visit to the medieval castle at Carisbrooke and incorporate a bit of off-road cycling in the majestic woodland of Parkhurst Forest.
Electric Bikes mean you can cover much more ground and have more time exploring the hidden corners of the Isle of Wight than you would on a conventional bicycle. Find your own secluded place for a picnic or take afternoon tea in one of the Island’s tea rooms or elegant hotels.
We’ve a range of cycling trail ideas to whet your appetite here.
When you’re done with sightseeing, visit a traditional inn with a roaring log fire, serving local ales and top-notch pub grub. Many Island pubs host regular live music events provided by the very best local talent. Sing the blues, jazz things up or just have fun as you settle back on comfortable sofas and let the sounds of aspiring artists wash over you.
Local produce is always on the menu on the Island, whether you’re looking for a casual supper or something more formal.
If fine dining is the order of the day, then spend a candlelit evening at a restaurant that celebrates Island produce on its menu and afterwards enjoy a stroll hand in hand on a beautiful beach or wander through an illuminated town buzzing with night life.
Whether you’re looking for an active mini break or simply some down time together, discover the Island for a perfect romantic getaway.
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Self-Catering
WHITWELL
Nettlecombe Farm is nestled in the heart of the rolling South Wight countryside offering luxurious self-catering accommodation in 9 high quality self-contained properties that sleep between 3-10 situated in the main farmhouse.
Hotel
SHANKLIN
The hotel offers excellent value with attractive En-suite Rooms. Sea View Rooms available, Good Food, Full English Breakfast, and Entertainment five nights a week. Indoor Heated Pool - Sauna - Solarium - Exceptional Service and Quality
Glamping
YARMOUTH
Award-winning Tom’s Eco Lodge takes Glamping to the next level with 5 beautiful Safari Tents, 2 Wooden Cabins, 2 Modulogs, 2 Pods and NEW for 2019, 5 Geodesic Domes – all nestled away in the glorious surroundings of Tapnell Farm.
Hotel
VENTNOR
The Royal is recognised as the Island's largest premier hotel. Originally built as a coaching house in 1832, the main hotel is nestled into exotic south facing gardens overlooking Ventnor's stunning coastline.
Self-Catering
YARMOUTH
Whether you are looking for blissful relaxation to unwind and restore a sense of wellbeing or for a family holiday packed with fun and activities, a break at The West Bay Country Club & Spa is the perfect coastal getaway.
Camping & Caravan Site
WROXALL
Award winning family run 5 star Holiday Park, located within an area of outstanding nature beauty, situated within the former grounds of an historic House. We provide Self catering units, Touring and Camping.
Hotel
BEMBRIDGE
Few hotels on the Isle of Wight enjoy a finer shoreline setting or more stunning views across the Solent than Bembridge Coast Hotel.
Guest House
SHANKLIN
The Havelock, set in mature gardens, offers excellent facilities, value for money and personal service.
Hotel
SHANKLIN
The "award-winning" Brunswick Hotel is one of the premier hotels in Shanklin, and has unsurpassable views over Shanklin and Sandown Bay. The hotel is superbly situated on the famous Keats Green.
Hotel
SHANKLIN
Originally built in 1870 as the Summer Palace for the Bishop of Portsmouth this lovely family run hotel commands magnificent views of the bay with direct access to the beach and the Old Village of Shanklin and yet is away from traffic.
Hotel
YARMOUTH
Idyllically situated overlooking the Western Solent at Yarmouth, Norton Grange offers a full range of leisure facilities, just for adults.
Camping & Caravan Site
NEWBRIDGE
8The Orchards Holiday Park is a family owned, friendly park, in a rural location in Newbridge, West Wight. There are 160 touring pitches and 64 holiday caravans all in 15 acres of grounds. The facilities are of an excellent standard.
Self-Catering
FRESHWATER
East Afton Farmhouse is an impressive 1700s farm house, with event barns, and adjoining annex holiday cottage, located next to an area of outstanding natural beauty, on the site of the 1970 Isle of Wight Festival.
Self-Catering
WROXALL
Award winning family run 5 star Holiday Park, located within an area of outstanding nature beauty, situated within the former grounds of an historic House. We provide Self catering units, Touring and Camping.
Self-Catering
SHANKLIN
Luccombe Villa has nine self catering holiday apartments. An elegant stone-built Victorian house standing in large secluded gardens, with outdoor swimming pool. It occupies a marvellous position between Shanklin Old Village and the sea.
Country House Hotel
SHANKLIN
Luccombe Manor is a striking Victorian residence located less than five minutes walk from Shanklin Old Village and Chine. We have direct access to the beach below, and this family friendly hotel accepts both children and dogs.
B&B, Guest houses, Inns & Farmhouses
SANDOWN
Two minutes stroll to sea & shops. Large car park & good wifi. Many amenities including our Oasis (massage, facials, nails & Caci treatments). Exceptional (very large if required!) multi choice Breakfast. Friendly efficient staff. Subsidised ferry…
Bed & Breakfast
SHANKLIN
Fernbank offers relaxing accommodation in a magical setting, with a superb heated indoor swimming pool. Situated in an elevated position above Shanklin Old Village, at the foot of St Martins Down. A quiet retreat close to the sea.
Self-Catering
Ashey, RYDE
Vintage Vacations were the first to offer American Airstream holidays in the UK.
Glamping
YARMOUTH
Four Hand-crafted tented lodges with river views and incredible interiors, Glamping The Wight Way takes things up a notch on the isle’s wonderful western side.
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Isle of Wight Steam Railway
The Needles Landmark Attraction
Isle of Wight Pearl
Sandham Gardens
Luccombe Manor
Luccombe Hall Hotel
Warner Leisure Hotels
The Isle of Wight has a great variety of superb caravan and chalet parks, many of which are located in some of our most spectacular landscape!
For many families, travelling abroad for half term is too expensive and just too much hassle. So, what if there was somewhere that you could travel to easily and by crossing the water feel as though you were leaving the country. Then look no further and choose the Isle of Wight for your May half term adventures.
This year marks the 200th birthday of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert, who were born on the 24th May and 26th August 1819 respectively. And here on the Isle of Wight we couldn’t be more excited.
Year on year, 55,000 stylish, free spirited Festivalgoers come together in a beautiful location, for one of the most distinctive events of the season.
There's nothing quite like Cowes Week; the oldest and largest annual sailing regatta in the World.
With loads of great attractions and family-friendly places to stay the Isle of Wight is the perfect place to bring the family
The Island packs in a whole load of adventure, with lots of exciting activities to pack into your break!
Breathtaking scenery and a slower pace of life make this one of the most romantic places in the UK
Wellness Breaks
Dog friendly
Competitions
Over half of the Isle of Wight is designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty
Family Holidays
Information on all the ferry options available to the Isle of Wight from mainland UK
Slow Travel Guide
Red Squirrel Electric Bike Hire
Walking
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