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Top dog-friendly walks on the Isle of Wight
If you’re looking for a dog-friendly holiday destination, the Isle of Wight is a cracking choice. The Isle of Wight Coastal Path offers 70 miles of epic walks, and there are more dog-friendly beaches than you could shake a stick at. Inland, there’s a bounty of woodland, countryside, and chalk downland sure to set tails wagging, and amongst all that you’ll find a raft of dog-friendly cafés, pubs, and attractions that you can enjoy with your four-legged friend by your side. Ready? Here are some of the best dog-friendly walks on the Isle of Wight…
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May half term activities on the Isle of Wight
Are you lucky enough to be escaping to the Isle of Wight this May half term? Well, if you're staying on the Island between the 24th and the 31st of May, you're in for a treat! From hair-raising thrills and a classic day at the beach to exploring ancient history and wildlife conservation, there is no shortage of fun to be found. So what are you waiting for? Pack your bag, don't forget the sunscreen, and let's get ready to explore the Isle of Wight during May half term...
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Best gardens on the Isle of Wight and when to visit them
Soak up the beauty of the natural world and learn about botany with a trip to one of the Isle of Wight’s gorgeous gardens. From subtropical retreats to sprawling estates and traditional blooming beauties, there is no shortage of stunning gardens to take a turn around on the Island.
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The art of collecting sea glass on the Isle of Wight
Head to the eastern side of the Island and search for treasure waiting to be discovered on the beach. Sandown, Lake and Bembridge are all places you may be lucky enough to find sea glass.
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Festivals and events on the Isle of Wight
From A-list acts to local gems, there is no better place to listen to live music than amidst the unique atmosphere of a festival. And there’s no better place to enjoy a festival than the Isle of Wight!
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Best boat trips on the Isle of Wight
People fall in love with the Isle of Wight for many reasons, but the island vibes and epic coastline are often featured. And in our view, there’s no better way to soak up the coastal atmosphere of the Island than by seeing from a different angle and hopping aboard a boat.
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Where to celebrate New Year on the Isle of Wight
Full to the coast of fabulous restaurants, cosy pubs, and vibrant events, the Isle of Wight beckons for a wonderfully festive stay, especially around New Year's Eve.
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Christmas markets on the Isle of Wight
Whether you are looking for a unique gift for someone special or planning to take the little ones to see Father Christmas, the Isle of Wight has lots going on this Christmas.
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Monkey Haven on the Isle of Wight
The Isle of Wight has a great selection of places to visit and Monkey Haven offers the chance to get up close to some fascinating creatures whilst supporting this worthy cause. Centrally located just outside Newport, make sure Monkey Haven is on your island "to do list".