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Number of results: 36
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Shop / Shopping Centre
Brighstone
‘Beautiful pearls, lovely café with homemade food and sea views, pick-a-pearl experiences, masterclasses and more!’
Animal Collection / Zoo
Yarmouth
Surrounded by amazing countryside and sea views, this all-weather attraction has a wide range of animals in the paddocks, and indoor and outdoor play – with loads to keep kids and adults entertained.
Water Based Activities
Yarmouth
The Isle of Wight’s only outdoor floating Aqua Park is at Tapnell Farm.
Animal Collection / Zoo
Wellow, Yarmouth
'Discover this hidden gem nestled in the tranquil countryside of the West Wight…
Family Fun & Activities
ALUM BAY
Set in an area of outstanding natural beauty overlooking The Needles Rocks and Lighthouse, there's breathtaking scenery and a spectacular chairlift past amazing coloured sand cliffs.
Boat Trip
Totland Bay
Enjoy a leisurely or high-speed cruise to see the Needles Rocks and Lighthouse from the sea.
Castle / Fort
Yarmouth
A Tudor Castle in a beautiful seaside town of Yarmouth on the Isle of Wight
Museum
Freshwater Bay
Home and workplace of the internationally acclaimed Victorian photographer Julia Margaret Cameron.
Leisure / Swimming Pool
FRESHWATER
The West Wight Sports and Community Centre offers a range of activities including Swimming pools, sports hall (which can be used for football, badminton, basketball etc.), gym, café and over 50 adult fitness classes every week. We also provide…
Historic Site
Newtown
The Island's only National Nature Reserve, Newtown was once a bustling Medieval town. Today it is cared for by the National Trust and is home to wildflower meadows and woods filled with butterflies and red squirrels, with the only sign of its former…
Historic Site
ALUM BAY
A spectacularly sited, cliff top fort overlooking The Needles Rocks, in the care of the National Trust.
Beach
Freshwater
Colwell Bay is one of many picturesque beaches in West Wight, offer spectacular views back across the Solent to mainland England.
Beach
Freshwater
One of the Isle of Wight’s best kept secrets is Compton Beach. Located in West Wight, Compton offers a two mile stretch of contrasting golden and dark sands, with rolling seas
Beach
Freshwater
Freshwater Bay is one of the most picturesque beaches in West Wight and lies just to the South of the town of Freshwater.
Beach
Totland Bay
Totland Bay is a picturesque sandy beach, ideal for swimming, with clear turquoise waters and far reaching views to the mainland.
Beach
Newport
Brook Beach can be found on the unspoiled south west coast of the Isle of Wight, and is a beach made up of golden sands adjacent to the popular Compton Bay.
Historic Site
ALUM BAY
Alum Bay Alum Bay is well known for its multi-coloured sand cliffs and the area is also renowned for its stunning views across the Solent. Many homes around the world have a glass object filled with sand as a memento of a visit to Alum Bay and…
Historic Site
FRESHWATER
The imposing memorial to Alfred, Lord Tennyson, the Victorian Poet Laureate, stands on the highest point of Tennyson Down (formerly High Down), a long chalk ridge with sheer cliffs on its south side.
A late work designed by J.L. Pearson, it…
Historic Site
YARMOUTH
Sir Robert Holmes, an adventurer with a record of overseas exploits, was a prominent local figure; he became Captain (Governor) of the Island in 1668. The present George Hotel in Yarmouth was probably his house at the time of his death in 1692…
Church / Chapel
FRESHWATER
The 1908 church, with thatched roof, wooden bell-turret and apse, is by the architect Isaac Jones. Its simple west elevation, with two small lancet windows flanked by buttresses, contrasts with the picturesque north frontage. Inside the walls are…
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