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Shopping on the Isle of Wight is second to none, whether you’re after a unique and stylish gift, or the freshest and most delicious locally produced food - Isle of Wight shops offer great variety and choice. For visitors to the Isle of Wight shopping makes a great all weather activity. There are bustling streets full of friendly, independent boutiques and specialist shops; so finding that distinctive something to take home is easy. Our town centres contain many locally owned shops offering clothing, giftware, goods for the homes and other treats and surprises – you’ll really appreciate the wide variety of goods you can find.
Is retro is your thing? Why not make a day of visiting our numerous vintage, antique shops and collectable stores – there are also regular car boot sales across the Island, you never know what special souvenir you might unearth! Coupled with the range of goods available from our local artists and craftspeople, you’re bound to find something to delight.
If you’re after a foodie treat, look no further than one of our regular farmers markets or take a trip to some of our villages – from high streets filled with traditional merchants including butchers, fishmongers, greengrocers and bakers to specialist shops stocking the best of Isle of Wight produce, it’s fast and easy to pick up everything you need for a delicious locally sourced meal or snack. You can even order your food before you arrive!
The Isle of Wight is well known for some of its home grown produce – why not take a trip out to taste and buy what we grow. We also have plenty of large national stores selling everything from groceries to electrical items; they’re the perfect complement to our local shops. You’ll find shopping on the Isle of Wight is a bit like the Island itself; distinctive, unique and very special!
One of the things the Island is famed for is its amazing local produce. From garlic and tomatoes to chillies and cheese, the Island produces some of the highest quality ingredients in the country. But don’t just take our word for it - make your way to one of our Farmers’ Markets where you can peruse the stalls, chat to the farmers and try some of the yummy produce for yourself.
There’s nothing like tasting delicious speciality products local to the place you’re visiting. Why not pick up a few things and make your own Isle of Wight & food hamper to give to a fellow foodie? As well as being able to buy your weekly grocery shop at the markets, you can also choose from a wide range of other local products, including gift cards, photographical prints, plants and wood, ceramic and leather crafts.
Some markets take place on a regular basis, whereas others pop up at specific events such as Cowes Food Festival. In addition to being home to some wonderful markets, the Isle of Wight also hosts antiques and collectable fares and most Island towns hold weekly car boot sales.
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RYDE
The team at Serendipity Diamonds craft exceptional fine jewellery for life’s special moments.
BRIGHSTONE
The Village Shop at Brighstone lies at the very heart of the beautiful, bustling village and its community. The Hollis family have carefully managed the Village Shop since 1976, providing good customer service and a wide variety of groceries to...
RYDE
The farm shop offers a variety of local Island products along with Quarr Abbey’s own unique range of goodies.
SHANKLIN
Jurassic Jim fossil shop stocks a wide range of fossils, minerals and gems with a large selection of artefacts, curios, ethnic art and gemstone jewellery priced from just .50p for new collectors with rarer pieces for experienced collectors.
BRIGHSTONE
'Providing a superior shopping experience'
We’re proud to present the most exciting collection of pearl jewellery for your delectation and delight from our world of wonderful.
We source pearls directly from our pearl farmers and work with...
WEST COWES
We are a Business Association and our tagline is "Promoting partnership and supporting businesses in Cowes and its surrounding areas".
WOOTTON
The Garden Centre is set in five and a half acres and is one of the largest on the Island. Butterfly World and Fountain World is situated within this Garden Centre.
RYDE
A Garden Centre has an array of items for both the home and garden with a gift shop, food area and from October Christmas World opens offering one of the largest selection of festive displays on the South Coast.
NEWPORT
Gift to Nature looks after beautiful countryside and nature reserves all across the Isle of Wight.
ALUM BAY
The world famous Alum Bay Glass shop is a unique and exclusive outlet which sells hand-made British glass items directly from The Needles Landmark Attraction. Part magic and part science, the making of fine quality glassware has held a fascination...
BRADING
Started back in 1988, the Oasis is a unique shop based on the Isle of Wight selling Teak furniture, soft furnishings, gifts, artificial flowers, homeware and much more.
FRESHWATER
A unique independent shop in the village of Freshwater in the West Wight. We support and stock products from local micro businesses and wave the flag for British made products and fair trade, ethically sourced gifts and homewares.
BRIGHSTONE
Craft and Gift Fayres at the Wilberforce Hall in Brighstone. The fayres take place from Easter to the end of October 2014.
SHALFLEET
Island Brewery produces a growing range of beers - each brewed on the Isle of Wight.
High quality has been the watchword from the outset. Our Head Brewer ensures our beers represent some of the finest available anywhere.
COWES
Storeroom2010 is an award winning furniture re-use charity serving the IOW community.
WOOTTON
The Griffin family have owned the site in Briddlesford for a number of years and now Louise, great grandaughter of Charles Griffin manages...
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The Needles Landmark Attraction
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Luccombe Manor
Luccombe Hall Hotel
Warner Leisure Hotels
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For many families, travelling abroad for half term is too expensive and just too much hassle. So, what if there was somewhere that you could travel to easily and by crossing the water feel as though you were leaving the country. Then look no further and choose the Isle of Wight for your May half term adventures.
This year marks the 200th birthday of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert, who were born on the 24th May and 26th August 1819 respectively. And here on the Isle of Wight we couldn’t be more excited.
Year on year, 55,000 stylish, free spirited Festivalgoers come together in a beautiful location, for one of the most distinctive events of the season.
There's nothing quite like Cowes Week; the oldest and largest annual sailing regatta in the World.
With loads of great attractions and family-friendly places to stay the Isle of Wight is the perfect place to bring the family
The Island packs in a whole load of adventure, with lots of exciting activities to pack into your break!
Breathtaking scenery and a slower pace of life make this one of the most romantic places in the UK
Wellness Breaks
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
Getting Around
Bicycle Island
Walking
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