But there is still plenty to see and do. Try some of the ideas below.
Find out what to do on the Isle of Wight from beautiful sea views to historical houses and golden beaches. The Island has something for everyone.
Read MoreThe name of the village derives its name from the legend that whilst the church was being built, the foundation stones were moved...
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 MoreOK, this is not a proper 'day out' attraction but you must visit this shop if you like fish. Using their own fishing boat that fi...
Read MoreIf you visit or pass through Yarmouth then take a couple of hours to pop into Yarmouth Castle. Stunning views and a history stret...
Read MoreSituated in the centre of the Island, Cineworld Isle of Wight is easily accessible from all ferry ports...........................
Read MoreA popular theatre opened in 1879 and still staging popular productions. Community Owned Visit to Support Musicals Live ...
Read MoreAlum Bay Glass started in 1972 in Freshwater,I.O.W Under the name Island Glass. It is now part of the Needles Landmark Attraction...
Read MoreA ten pin bowling alley and more attached to the historic pavillion in Ryde. Bowling Laser Quest Birthday Parties E...
Read MoreThe Lakeside Hotel & Spa offers fine dining and various events througout the year. Set in a stunning location near Wootton Bridge....
Read MoreSet in 35 acres of stunning rural landscape, Calbourne Water Mill contains one of the oldest working water mills in the countr...
Read MoreRosemary Vineyard is one of the largest producers of English Wine. Covering 30 acres, Rosemary Vineyard is ideally placed to make...
Read MoreA small exhibition in the underground rooms of The New Battery, further up the headland, reveals the astonishing and little-known...
Read MoreThe Museum displays a selection of objects and images which help to tell the story of Cowes and its important maritime heritage. ...
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...
Read MoreThe Shipwreck Centre and Maritime Museum contains atrifacts from shipwrecks over the centuries. There are several exhibitions an...
Read MoreThis was the home of the Victorian Poet Laureate, Alfred Lord Tennyson from 1853 until his death in 1892. In 2017 it completed a m...
Read MoreThe Old Smithy used to be the home of an old Black Smith we are lead to beleive. His ghost can be seen wandering around if you lo...
Read MoreHouse of Chilli's aim is not just to help the hardened chilliheads feel the burn, but to offer a range of products suited to all t...
Read MoreCarisbrooke Castle is a stunning real medieval castle built more than 800 years ago. Donkey driven fresh water well Historic ...
Read MoreAn introductory exhibition gallery covers the geology and fossils of the Island in a walk back through time, taking the visitor f...
Read MoreIsle of Wight Pearl is a jewellery store with in-house designers that can create unique items of pearl jewellery. The pearls are ...
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 MoreProviding transformational opportunities for young people on the water to change their lives. We do this as a youth charity and a...
Read MoreThis cottage museum was established in Brading, Isle of Wight in 1974, and was formed from the private doll collection started by ...
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 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 MoreYou will be surprised by what there is to do at Arreton Barns. There is a farmers shop, craft shops, clothes shops. There is a shi...
Read MoreBuilt on the foundations of the old mediaeval town hall in the 1600's, this building was used to send MP's to parliament from the ...
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