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Isle of Wight beach awards
This years Keep Britain Tidy beach awards have just been announced and the Isle of Wight has scooped four awards this time around, up from three last year.
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Seaview Beaches
For a quintessential beach holiday, Seaview is one of the best places on the Isle of Wight to stay. On the northeast coast of the Island, nestled in-between Ryde to the East and St Helens to the West, you’ll find three beautiful beaches to choose from. So pack up your picnic, bucket and spade and head off for a day of beach fun.
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Seaview Community Shop
One of the pleasures of a self catering holiday is shopping local and in this little shop you’ll find everything you’ll need, most of which is supplied by Island producers.
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Red Funnel Signature Lounge
Getting to the Island is now even easier and more relaxing, thanks to an exclusive upper lounge onboard the Red Funnel car ferry from Southampton
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7 of the Best Photography Spots on the Isle of Wight
The Island is full of breath-taking and ‘big sky’ scenery, all of which has been photographed many times by amateurs and professionals such as available light photography or Soul Photography
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New things to see and do on the Isle of Wight
Many of the Islands popular attractions have been here for generations, and have been updated and extended over the years, whereas some have changed very little and have preserved their original charm.
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In the Press – Flackstead
Of course, we’re biased, but we’re pretty proud of each of the holiday cottages we pick – our exclusive collection only features properties we’d be happy to stay in ourselves. However Flackstead has to be near the top of the favourites pile.
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Isle of Wight Bucket (& Spade) List
There’s so much to do here on the Island for Visitors, it’s sometimes very difficult to choose. So, to help you plan your days out during your visit, we have compiled a list of ‘must do’s’ from our very own Bucket list…. In no specific order:
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Hidden Beaches on the Isle of Wight
The first thing most people think of when you mention the Isle of Wight is ‘Beaches’. We’re famous for them, but they’re not all famous.