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Discover the Isle of Wight…. Located just off of the south coast of England, the Isle of Wight is only 2 hours door-to-door from London via ferry or hovercraft, making it the perfect year-round destination to explore with family and friends. If you want to discover things to do, accommodation to suit all tastes and budgets, walking and ...
The Needles Landmark Attraction. Take a ride on the world-famous chairlift down to the beach to see the iconic chalk rock formation and coloured sands! Osborne. Osborne House, Queen Victoria’s family home, is one of the most popular tourist attractions on the Isle of Wight. After first visiting Osborne, Queen Victoria wrote: 'It is impossible ...
About. The team at Heron, are passionate about making creative cuisine casual and accessible to all. Located on the High Street in Cowes, The Heron welcomes both reservations and walk-ins to experience carefully crafted British, French and Asian dishes.
Eco Friendly accommodation. For eco-conscious travellers, the Isle of Wight offers a great selection of eco-friendly places to stay, from sustainable farm stays to off-grid retreats. Award-winning Tom’s Eco Lodge takes it to another level with beautiful Safari Tents, Wooden Cabins, Modulogs, Eco Pods and Geodesic Domes – all nestled away in ...
Discover the Isle of Wight, an Island on the South Coast of the UK, that is packed full of exciting events and things to do. Firm favourites on the calendar include the Royal Isle of Wight County Show where you can try your hand at sheep herding or take a tractor ride; Ventnor Fringe which is fast-gaining a reputation as one of the best small ...
South Western Railway has train services from London Waterloo to Southampton, Portsmouth and Southsea, perfect for picking up the foot passenger options - Red Funnel Red Jet, Wightlink FastCat or Hovertravel's hovercraft to the Island. You can plan ahead and buy combined train and ferry tickets online or at your local ticket office to save time ...
Isle of Wight dinosaurs are a roaring success. Around 125 million years ago, when dinosaurs ruled the earth, the Isle of Wight was a hotspot for dinosaur life. Today, the Isle of Wight is still considered the UK’s dinosaur capital and the stretch of coastline between Compton Bay and Sandown is still turning up incredible fossils.
Portsmouth to Fishbourne. This service is operated by Wightlink and takes approximately 45 minutes. The ferry departs from Portsmouth Harbour and lands on the Isle of Wight in the village of Fishbourne on the North of the Isle of Wight, which provides easy access to the main towns of Ryde and Newport. Find out more about Wightlink.
Please visit our frequently asked questions page where you can find out more information before you visit. For general enquires about Visit Isle of Wight please email us at info@visitwight.org. The office hours are 9am to 5pm, Monday to Friday. For all business enquiries, please click here.
The Isle of Wight’s only outdoor floating Aqua Park is based at Tapnell Farm in the West Wight. Great fun for families, adults and children aged seven and over, the Aqua Park features over 20 obstacles, joined together to create a series of floating, fun, challenges, the tallest being Mount Rainer, towering at 3.8m high!