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The Art of Collecting Sea Glass
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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Walk to The Needles and Tennysons Monument from Freshwater
Walking on the island is a delight wherever you choose to go and there’s certainly lots of choice. From grassy, open downs to ancient woodland, coast path to cliff top, the Isle of Wight has some great walks on offer.
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Stay safe and enjoy six outdoor activities on the Isle of Wight
As the year slowly turns Autumn brings warm seas and quieter beaches. The Isle of Wight is the perfect place to make the most of the end of summer, where a staycation still has the added excitement of a ferry crossing.
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Chale Show
There's something for everyone at Chale Show. Watch entertainment taking place throughout the day in the main arena, sit on hay bales and enjoy local musicians, browse around the local produce stalls or take the kids to the fair. **The 2021 show is planned to go ahead on 31st July & 1st August**
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Puckpool Park
Nestled in between Ryde and Seaview, Puckpool Park overlooks the sandy beach of Appley and has everything you’ll need for a family day out.
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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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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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Festival of light at Robin Hill
The stunning light displays throughout the woodland trails, have been creatively designed to capture aspects of the Indian culture with extensive displays of light, colour and sound.