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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…
Craft Centre
Yarmouth
Embrace your imagination in a place where creativity and artistic skill comes to life – no matter how old or young you are.
Yarmouth
During the early part of Victoria’s reign, her Government made a huge investment to protect Portsmouth from the threat of French invasion and Prince Albert, an avid Army reformer, was involved in the design and naming of the first of Palmerston’s…
Garden
Freshwater Bay
Farringford on the Isle of Wight was home to Alfred, Lord Tennyson, Poet Laureate from 1850 until his death in 1892.
Sailing
The Quay, Yarmouth
Welcome to Yarmouth Harbour – situated on the Isle of Wight’s northwest coast and gateway to West Wight’s Isle of Wight National Landscape (formerly known as Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty).
Countryside, Parks & Gardens
CALBOURNE
Calbourne Water Mill is a beautiful naturistic place to visit, set in 35 acres of stunning rural landscape with an adventure golf course and cafe onsite.
ALUM BAY
The Marconi Monument at The Needles Landmark Attraction commemorates the spot where Guglielmo Marconi set up his revolutionary wireless equipment and sent the very first wireless transmission. In August 1898, Queen Victoria was said to be…
Church / Chapel
FRESHWATER
The church is of Saxon origin and stands near the head of the tidal estuary of the River Yar.
The late Saxon church had an aisle-less nave. Some of the quoins (dressed stones at the angles of a building) at its north west and south west angles…
Historic Site
FRESHWATER
Visit the legendary site of the original 1970 Isle of Wight Festival.
V-DUB ISLAND - 14TH AUGUST 2014 - 18TH AUGUST.
This year V-Dub Island (now in its Fourth year) has moved to its new site - East Afton Farm – home of the world’s largest music…
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…
Garden
MOTTISTONE
Mottistone Manor Garden, which is in the care of the National Trust, is one of the most peaceful and magical gardens on the Island with colourful borders, shrub filled banks and grassy terraces which surround an Elizabethan manor house (house is…
Special Interest
VARIOUS
Isle of Wight Guided Tours is a bespoke tour guiding service.
As well as guiding you, we help you plan your tour. This applies whether you are a lone traveller, a couple, a small independent group or a cruise ship passenger (or company) or a…
Golf Course
FRESHWATER BAY
See the sea from every tee at Freshwater Bay Golf Club. The 18-hole course is one of the most spectacular courses in the UK. It's located on the downlands overlooking the English Channel.
Cycle/Vehicle Hire
Yarmouth & Newport
Our hire centres in Yarmouth and Newport provide you with the best start to your cycling adventure on the Isle of Wight. A variety of bikes are available at the centres as well as friendly customer service.
Local Produce Makers / Tours
Yarmouth
Discover the sweet charm of Isle of Wight Fudge a beloved family-run gem nestled in the heart of Yarmouth. Step inside the shop and watch the magic unfold as they handcraft four to five batches of irresistible fudge every day.
FRESHWATER BAY
The Isle of Wight retreat of Poet Laureate Alfred, Lord Tennyson, Farringford was the centre of the Freshwater Circle group of writers, artists and intellectuals.Tennyson was a regular guest at Osborne. Prince Albert visited Farringford in 1856,…
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