Isle of Wight What's On Guide

We look forward to sharing the Isle of Wight with you once again in the near future, whether you’re visiting for the first time or returning to your favourite home from home. In the meantime we ask that you please continue to follow Government guidelines and stay home, keeping happy and healthy, and helping to bring the date we can say “Welcome to the Island” ever closer.

Right now is the time to plan for when you can, to feel inspired and excited by everything there is to look forward to in the months ahead. We stay home now, so that we can all be together under the sun later.  We’ll see you by the sea, when the time is right. 

For more information and official Government guidelines at this time, tap here.

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If you’re new to the Isle of Wight you’ll be interested to hear that we’re more than just a beautiful Island surrounded by sandy beaches and fascinating landscapes. We also have a packed schedule of things to do all year round.

From the famous Isle of Wight Festival to the less well-known Jack up the Summer, Cowes Week to the Round the Island Race, the magical illuminated forests of the Electric Woods at Robin Hill to Classic Beer, Buses and Walks and from Isle of Wight Pride to the Ventnor Fringe Festival, we really do have something for everyone.

What would you like to see?

Book your accommodation

You're going to need somewhere to stay for the events and festivals, particularly if you don't fancy camping on site at the Isle of Wight Festival! We have all sorts of accommodation on the Island, from hotels to glamping, bed & breakfast to self-catering, there's plenty to choose from. Many offer discounts in conjunction with festivals and events too, so head on over to our accommodation page to find out more.