Have some fun with the little rascals and try some of the ideas below.
The Museum displays a selection of objects and images which help to tell the story of Cowes and its important maritime heritage. ...
Read MoreThe Needles Park offers a range of attractions for all ages including boat trips, coloured sands, sweet factory, glass making, a t...
Read MoreA spectacular cliff-top fort built in 1862 with exhibitions and displays exploring how the fort was used from the days of Queen Vi...
Read MoreThe Isle of Wight Donkey Sanctuary is a great place to spend an hour or so. Especially if you like donkeys. Donkeys Tea ro...
Read MoreCan you spot the model village in the model village? And look out for the cheeky streaker too.. Model Village Great Detail ...
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Read MoreA huge model railway with stunning attention to detail sweeping through tunnels, mountains & model villages. Model railway C...
Read MoreProviding transformational opportunities for young people on the water to change their lives. We do this as a youth charity and a...
Read MoreThe Chale Show is one of the Island's most popular summer events. Held during the summer holidays each year it boasts something fo...
Read MoreExperience a unique ride on an Isle of Wight Hover Craft and take a trip to Southsea for the day. Fast hovercraft service Da...
Read MoreCarisbrooke Castle is a stunning real medieval castle built more than 800 years ago. Donkey driven fresh water well Historic ...
Read MoreThe Isle of Wight Garlic Festival is a unique event in the Island calendar and another one of those 'must do' visitor attractions ...
Read MoreButterfly World offers an interactive experience for all ages, from butterfly walks, interactive koi feeding sessions to minibeast...
Read MoreThe Museum exhibits restored boats and associated artefacts, with records of the part played in their construction and design by...
Read MoreThe old commodore cimema in Ryde was opened in 1936, 3 years before World War Two and was the largest on the Island until the mul...
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