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The Isle of Wight is recognised for its beautiful countryside and quintessentially English rolling landscape, and for the past century it has been lovingly named the 'Garden Isle'. Thanks to its warmer-than-average weather (which last year earned it the title ‘sunniest place in the UK!’), the Island has the perfect temperature and humidity to host a range of exotic plants that wouldn’t survive in the rest of the UK.
Explore the Garden Isle for yourself – take a walk through vast landscape gardens produced by the world-famous Capability Brown or relax in colourful, tropical paradises to the south of the Island. Take inspiration for your own plot with a sneak peek into the Island's most beautiful private gardens with the National Garden Scheme.
Being outdoors and at one with nature is one of the most enjoyable ways to spend your time on the Isle of Wight, so breathe in the fresh air and find your pure Island happiness!
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Exploring the Garden IsleThere are so many ways to explore the Garden Isle. Hop on a bus (try open top in the summer) and easily make your way from town to town, or why not get on your bike and make use of our network of cycle paths. As well as being the ‘Garden Isle’, the Isle of Wight is also known as ‘Bicycle Island’ and boasts a wide range of cycle tracks suitable for all levels of cyclists, from those looking for a gently meandering route through the countryside, to cycling enthusiasts looking to ride over steep chalky cliffs and put those thigh muscles to the test! Viewing the Island from two wheels is a great way to see the best of its beautiful countryside. Ride through our quaint, picturesque villages and make a pit stop at one of our friendly local cafes for afternoon tea.
You’ll find a huge range of gardens on your travels around the Island, from vast landscapes such as Appuldurcombe and Osborne to perfect English country gardens. Scroll down to the bottom of the page to see a list of some of the great gardens that you can visit on the Isle of Wight.
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Number of results: 12
Historic House / Palace
EAST COWES
Step into Queen Victoria’s favourite country home and experience a world unchanged since the monarch died here just over 100 years ago.
Tea Room/Coffee Shop
SHANKLIN
Traditional and enchanting Vernon Cottage in Old Shanklin Village is one of the loveliest fresh food destinations on the Island, renowned for its fabulous homemade food – delicious meat, fish and vegetarian dishes using fresh local seasonal produce.
Guest House
SHANKLIN
The Heatherleigh is just a few minutes walk from the cliff top path, beautiful sandy beaches, Shanklin town, the old village, Shanklin Theatre and a variety of pubs and restaurants.
Pub/Inn
Niton
Old smuggler's cliff top pub and restaurant with fine views. Noted for real ales, extensive menu including homemade dishes and seafood specialties. Isle of Wight local produce is used wherever possible.
1st Place Wight in Bloom 2015 – Best…
Botanic Garden
St Lawrence
Here at Ventnor Botanic Garden we grow around 6,000 species of rare and exotic plants and trees in 22 acres. The garden is unrivalled for its collections of sub-tropical plants grown unprotected outdoors, capable of doing so due to our unique…
Guest House
SHANKLIN
The Havelock, set in mature gardens, offers excellent facilities, value for money and personal service.
Model / Miniature Village
GODSHILL
This beautiful Model Village is set in nearly two acres of gorgeous landscaped gardens, a real retro find. A quintessentially English visitor attraction! Something for the gardeners and dreamers amongst us.
Garden
MOTTISTONE
Mottistone Gardens, 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 (tenanted).
Pub/Inn
ARRETON
Pubs don’t get a more traditional setting, at the heart of an ancient village, nestled in the lee of the downs at Arreton within the site of Arreton Barns, the Island’s largest arts and crafts centre.
Water Mill
CALBOURNE
Calbourne Water Mill, one of oldest working water mills in the country.
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.
Modern Time
BEMBRIDGE
WIGHT IN BLOOM 2015 AWARD - HIGHLY COMMENDED (BEST COMMUNITY FLORAL PROJECT).
Visit the site to view the war memorial and the gardens located in the village of Bembridge. The War Memorial Gardens is located at the junction of the High Street and…
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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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