March 19 2018

Isle of Wight travel guide

Isle of Wight Cottage Holidays

Vintage beach huts and seafront promenades

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THE ISLE OF WIGHT OFFERS A MAGICAL ESCAPE; ONLY A SHORT FERRY RIDE FROM PORTSMOUTH, LYMINGTON OR SOUTHAMPTON. FROM TOP ATTRACTIONS TO A GORGEOUS COAST, THIS ISLAND HAS MORE THAN ENOUGH TO OFFER. FAMILIES, COUPLES, ADRENALINE SEEKERS AND THOSE IN NEED OF SOME PEACE AND QUIET WILL ALL FIND THEIR PLACE HERE.

The beaches, seafront promenades and vintage beach huts draw in those looking for a sun-soaked summer holiday. Enjoy lounging on the beach or try one of the many water sports on offer. Even if the sun won’t shine, there is plenty to do. Known as the ‘Dinosaur capital’, why not try a fossil walk? There are also numerous attractions and pretty towns to enjoy any time of year.

The Isle of Wight is home to miles of stunning coast just waiting to be explored. It is perfect for soaking up the fresh sea air and maybe even enjoying a picnic.

However you prefer to spend your holidays, there will be an activity for you on the Isle of Wight. Families and couples alike will find something to suit them. Although, with such a stunning coast, water sports are a popular choice.

With stunning gardens, castles and top-class attractions, the Isle of Wight is full of things to see and do; such as Mottistone Gardens or Osbourne House.

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Explore the Isle of Wight

Shanklin

This traditional seaside town has a beautiful sandy beach; perfect for long summer days. Away from the seafront, there are lovely parks, gardens and an impressive gorge with rare plants and a waterfall.

Yarmouth

Yarmouth is known as the gateway to this beautiful island due to the number of ferries which arrive here. This pretty town also leaves visitors close to the famous Needles, pictured above.

Newport

Newport’s central location makes it a great spot for making the most of what the Isle of Wight has to offer. It is also often regarded as the capital of the island.

Types of Holiday on the Isle of Wight

Pet friendly

The Isle of Wight is a lovely destination for a cottage holiday with your dog. Miles of countryside, a stunning coastline and lots of pet friendly accommodation makes this the perfect place to go.

Hot tubs

Imagine soaking in luxurious hot tub after a fun day exploring the Isle of Wight. This could be you on your next holiday in one of our lovely cottages with a hot tub. Make your next staycation a relaxing one.

Log fires

When the evening draws in and there’s a chill in the air, what could be better than curling up in front of a roaring fire. The Isle of Wight has a great selection of cottages with log fires, perfect for a cosy evening with friends or family.