Half term activities, and they're free!

The school holidays don’t have to cost a fortune, especially when the Isle of Wight has so much to offer completely free! 

Half Term happiness

Help with Mobility during your stay

The Isle of Wight is a popular destination for a wide variety of guests. One of the appeals of the Island is the large amount of easy to access coastline, promenades and stunning landscapes.

Pet Friendly Beaches on the Isle of Wight

A large number of the beaches on the Isle of Wight welcome dogs, allowing pets and their owners to enjoy the cool waters and spectacular scenery. Listed below are some of the Island's most popular year-round beaches:

Supermarket deliveries to your Cottage

Whilst many people believe the Isle of Wight to be mostly old traditional villages with local shops and Markets, we do also have all the major supermarkets on the Island for your shopping needs.

Visitor Parking Permits

As our little Island gets busier through the coming months, it might be wise to consider purchasing a Visitor parking permit for the length of your stay. It will certainly be cheaper than paying a daily rate and will also take away the frantic search through pockets and car hidey-holes for change!

Top Four Island Cycling Attractions

Cycling is great way to explore the Island, to see the sights along the way and take a break with a well-earned picnic or pub lunch! You'll discover miles of dramatic,breath-taking coastline and picturesque countryside. In addition to the great scenery, there are hundreds of miles of well-maintained cycle routes and some amazing annual events.

Romantic Dining on the Isle of Wight

If you’re looking to treat that special someone to a memorable and romantic evening out on the Isle of Wight for Valentines day, there are plenty of options to suit all tastes. For some people, a pub lunch with a roaring fire would be ideal, while for others it has to be fine dining. Luckily the Isle of Wight has a huge variety of both.

Ventnor Botanic Gardens

Ventnor Botanic Gardens are located in the unique microclimate of The Undercliff, and boasts a subtropical and exotic plant collection unrivalled elsewhere in the UK. Plants which would normally be found in protected glasshouses thrive and naturalise in geographical plantings based on the Mediterranean zones of the world.