Isle of Wight Summers

We’re delighted to once again be able to share the beautiful Isle of Wight with you, our visitors.

Before planning your trip to the Island now or in the future, please read the latest Government guidelines in regards to COVID-19 and put your own health and wellness, and that of those around you first. 

We ask that you ‘Travel the Wight Way’ and work with us to keep our local community and visitors safe. 

See our COVID-19 & Travel pages for the latest updates, local business information and opening times.

Welcome back! The Isle of Wight is Good to Go.

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Adventure awaits! Escape to the south coast’s own paradise Isle, just a short hop across the water by car or on foot.

Together as an Island we’re “Good to Go”, with measures in place across all of our businesses and things to do to protect the health and wellness of our visitors and locals. See our Good to Go directory for more details.

Feel the freedom and discover miles of unspoiled countryside and farmland as far as the eye can see. Connected by an intricate network of footpaths and cycle tracks, the Isle of Wight offers a natural playground for explorers and adrenaline junkies alike. Proud to boast UNESCO Biosphere Reserve status, the Island is a haven for adventurers and explores of all ages and abilities with thriving wildlife and breath-taking views around every corner.

Pack a picnic, your sun cream and towel and head for one of the Island’s many award-winning beaches. From white sandy to beaches and calm clean waters perfect for sunning, swimming, and paddle boarding, to dramatic cliffs and swell perfect for a day spent hunting fossils and catching waves – we’ve got a beach to suit all.

Make memories to last a lifetime with the ones you love. Discover great family attractions like Tapnell Farm and Waterpark, Blackgang Chine, Osborne House, Carisbrooke Castle, The Needles Landmark Attraction, Sandham Gardens and many more. Hire a mountain bike, paddle board or surfboard and try something new. Or simply head to the beach for sandcastles, sun and classic fish and chips! There is something to do for everyone.

Reconnect over delicious local food and a tipple. Tuck into tasty local produce in the heart of the countryside at The Garlic Farm, The Blacksmith’s, The Sun Inn, Briddlesford Farm or any of the Island’s many fine farm kitchens and thatched pubs. Spend at day relaxing in the sun with gin and seafood by the sea at The Hut, Crab and Lobster, Old Fort, The Steamer Inn and so many more.

Start your Island story with a day trip or maybe stay a while. The Island offers a plethora of unique places to stay from vintage caravanning, glamping, eco pods, house boats and cottages through to luxury accommodation like Hillside, The Royal, Haven Hall and North House. Many of our of great places to stay are dog friendly too!

Explore the island on foot, by bike, bring a car, hop on the train or invest in a weekend or week long Southern Vectis rover for unlimited bus travel during your visit. Don’t forget your mask!

It couldn’t be easier to get to the Isle of Wight as well via Lymington, Southampton, Southsea or Portsmouth. There are regular rail connections to the south coast via South Western Railway.

Whether you’re looking for adventure or a relaxing escape, the Isle of Wight has something for all.

Don’t wait, discover your very own Island paradise across the water this summer.