Have some fun with the little rascals and try some of the ideas below.
Set in 35 acres of stunning rural landscape, Calbourne Water Mill contains one of the oldest working water mills in the countr...
Read MoreThe Romans had a large influence on the Isle of Wight (did you know they called the Island 'Vectis'?). You can view all this and ...
Read MoreCulver Down is managed by the National Trust and has enough going on to keep you busy for a good afternoon. From a circular walk t...
Read MoreThe Isle of Wight Owl & Monkey Haven takes in owls & monkeys injured in the wild or from zoos & private collections. Cheeky Mon...
Read MoreThe Garlic Farm on the Isle Of Wight is more than a farm. Not only is there the farm that you can walk around or be driven around ...
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 MoreThe Quay Arts Center in Newport has something going on all the time. From comedy to exhibitions, Theatre to art classes. Comed...
Read MoreYarmouth Harbour has existed for hundreds of years and provides shelter for visiting mariners passing the Island. It is now a bu...
Read MoreButterfly World offers an interactive experience for all ages, from butterfly walks, interactive koi feeding sessions to minibeast...
Read MoreIt's an area of stunning beauty set inside a chine! A chine is a naturally occuring, steep sided valley formed by a river and w...
Read MoreAn introductory exhibition gallery covers the geology and fossils of the Island in a walk back through time, taking the visitor f...
Read MoreCarisbrooke Castle is a stunning real medieval castle built more than 800 years ago. Donkey driven fresh water well Historic ...
Read MoreBonchurch Landslip is managed by the National Trust and has to be towards the top of your must-visit list of things to see whil...
Read MoreQuarr Abbey is home to a small group of Benedictine monks who strive to dedicate their lives to the glory of God, and whose day i...
Read MoreCompton Bay is to be found on the southwest coast of the Isle of Wight. It has a white chalk cliff and part of its edge is formed ...
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