Have some fun with the little rascals and try some of the ideas below.
The 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...
Read MoreRed Funnel travels between Cowes and Southampton offering a fast passenger service and a car ferry service. The latest passenger...
Read MoreThe Isle of Wight Owl & Monkey Haven takes in owls & monkeys injured in the wild or from zoos & private collections. Cheeky Mon...
Read MoreSet in 35 acres of stunning rural landscape, Calbourne Water Mill contains one of the oldest working water mills in the countr...
Read MoreRyde Harbour is situated on the seafront on the north-east coast of the Isle of Wight. The Harbour is ideal for family cruising...
Read MoreThe Quay Arts Center in Newport has something going on all the time. From comedy to exhibitions, Theatre to art classes. Comed...
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 MoreYarmouth Harbour has existed for hundreds of years and provides shelter for visiting mariners passing the Island. It is now a bu...
Read MoreA small exhibition in the underground rooms of The New Battery, further up the headland, reveals the astonishing and little-known...
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 MoreLose yourself in the Land of Imagination at Blackgang Chine...the UK's oldest amusement park where you step out of the everyday an...
Read MoreAn introductory exhibition gallery covers the geology and fossils of the Island in a walk back through time, taking the visitor f...
Read MoreThe Shipwreck Centre and Maritime Museum contains atrifacts from shipwrecks over the centuries. There are several exhibitions an...
Read MoreBembridge lifeboat station is classified as a key station by the RNLI and is strategically situated in the Solent, home to one of ...
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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