AND JUST IN CASE – WHAT TO DO IN THE RAIN ! – ISLE OF WIGHT Bowling – Ryde seafront Tapnell Farm – indoor play & animal barn, padel & pickleball, & restaurant the Cow Co. Cinema – Commodore – funny old fashioned cinema in Ryde – only £4 a ticket ! Or Cineworld Multiplex […]

CENTRAL WIGHT – Restaurants & Activities NEWPORT is the Island’s main town. It has all you need, but nothing terribly exciting any more sadly ! All the usual chain shops including Boots, WHSmith, New Look, Next, TKMaxx , Mountain Warehouse, M&S, phone shops, etc. Asda, Morrisons, Sainsburys inc Argos. Restaurants include Correo Lounge, traditional restaurants

SOUTH WIGHT – Restaurants & Activities There’s plenty to see down South ! Take a good long walk at NITON – down to St Catherines Lighthouse. And stop for lunch after at one of our new summer favourites , Castlehaven – a cool rustic outdoor restaurant overlooking the sea on the southernmost tip of the

NORTH WIGHT – Restaurants & Activities COWES – the heart of British Yachting – a great little harbour town to wander through, with several marinas and often yacht racing to watch, and lots of lovely individual shops and restaurants. Coast is a great bar/restaurant with pizza oven, The Harbour Kitchen is cool for upmarket burgers.

EAST WIGHT – Restaurants & Activities RYDE is an old Victorian town that has seen better days really ! You can arrive on the Island here by Fastcat or Hovercraft. It’s best feature is the huge shallow sandy beach all along the front, with cafes and kids playparks behind. Great for kitesurfing too ! There

WEST WIGHT – Restaurants & Activities West Wight, on the Western side of the Isle of Wight is a peaceful haven of dramatic coastal scenery, rolling countryside and charming seaside villages. Visitors flock to the iconic chalk stacks known as The Needles , where breathtaking views stretch across the Solent, and to the historic Needles

The Isle of Wight: A Small Island with a Big Soul Sitting just off England’s south coast, the Isle of Wight is a place where time seems to slow down—in the best possible way. Known for its dramatic coastline, rolling countryside, and strong sense of community, the Island offers a rare blend of natural beauty