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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.
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.
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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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Hotel
SHANKLIN
Family run hotel with lovely views of the bay. Outdoor heated pool, pool table, Beauty room & table tennis.
B&B and Half Board available.
Winners of IOW Radio People's People award and Trip Advisors Traveller's Choice.
Free cream tea…
Self-Catering
NEWPORT
Our modern and bright self-catering accommodation is set across a range of cottages, a Victorian Dairy barn conversion, a detached modern ranch style-bungalow and gated safari camp, we have been awarded 4* Rosette awarded by Visit England for our…
Hotel
SANDOWN
The Burlington Hotel is one of Sandown's most established and reputable hotels. Ensuring the highest standards of personal care and attention.
Bed & Breakfast
FRESHWATER BAY
Guest House situated in Freshwater Bay, Isle of Wight with prices from £38 per person per night, breakfast included. Reductions for children. Please email or phone for availability and prices.
Static Units
WOOTTON BRIDGE
Woodside Coastal Retreat is a tranquil and relaxing holiday park with stunning views of the north east coast of the island located between Cowes and Ryde.
Camping & Caravan Site
ST HELENS
With direct access to the beach, Priory Bay is just a short stroll away from Nodes Point Holiday Park, meaning you can laze on the sands, take the kids for a rock pool adventure or even the chance to go horse-riding.
Self-Catering
Ashey, RYDE
Retro Staycations offers a unique holiday retreat in American airstreams.
Boutique Hotel
WEST COWES
North House is a Grade II listed townhouse located in the heart of Cowes Old Town.
Self-Catering
NITON
Dairy Cottage is located on the Meadowview site which is a working farm in the village of Niton on the Isle of Wight.
Hotel
SANDOWN
The Royal Pier is one of Sandown's most popular hotels and was originally built by the Victorians for Princess Beatrice as her summer residence.
Camping & Caravan Site
SHANKLIN
Landguard Holiday Park is surrounded by spectacular countryside and pristine local beaches- the perfect base for a holiday of exploring. When on-park there’s plenty to keep the fun going and you can even benefit from what our sister park, Lower…
Self-Catering
ISLANDWIDE
As a small team we, at The Wight Holiday Company, can offer you the personal touch when it comes to helping you find the perfect self catering accommodation for your getaway to the Isle of Wight.
Hotel
SHANKLIN
Located in one of the sunniest recorded towns in Britain the Belmont is an imposing and unique Victorian building in Shanklin on the Isle of Wight which has been receiving guests since the late 1800’s and was built as a gentleman’s residence, The…
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