Cowes
Cowes is often described as the Maritime Gateway to the Isle of Wight and is a popular destination for those who enjoy sailing and other water pursuits. The home of the oldest and largest sailing regatta...
Isle of Wight Certificated Locations
Offering more than 500 miles of walking routes, beautiful landscapes and a relaxing atmosphere, the Isle of Wight could be the perfect place for your next break.
With more than 500 miles of footpaths to explore, covering beaches, fields and forests, nature lovers will have plenty to enjoy. Plus, if you want to put your feet up, Shanklin Beach offers golden sand a variety of seaside attractions, including mini golf.
Visit the Needles for a range of fun attractions, including a chairlift taking you across the stunning beach area, as well as a 4D cinema and see unique confectionary made from scratch at the Sweet Manufactory.
Freshwater
Freshwater is one of the most beautiful locations on the coast of the Isle of Wight, situated on the western end of the island, with a rugged bay offering dramatic rocky scenery and an unspoiled vista...
Newport
Newport on the Isle of Wight is one of the busiest parts of the island and is a major draw for visitors. It has a great mix of attractions, including shops and there are regular markets hosted in the centre...
Sandown
Sandown is located on the southern coast of the Isle of Wight, and is renowned for its stunning stretches of golden sands and seaside experience. The town is sheltered in a picturesque bay and features...
Yarmouth
Yarmouth is a port town situated on the Isle of Wight and thanks to its large harbour, it acts as the gateway to the island for visitors via a ferry from Lymington in Hampshire. It's a great place to take...