
Climbing trees on the Isle of Wight
Hark back to your childhood with some professional tree climbing on the Isle of Wight.
Liz ArnellThere’s much to do on your Isle of Wight holiday. Discover the Isle of Wight’s vibrant towns and villages, head out on a coastal adventure, and get involved in one of the Island’s much-loved festivals!
Hark back to your childhood with some professional tree climbing on the Isle of Wight.
Liz ArnellThe beginning of August hails Cowes week on the Isle of Wight. The ultimate sailing regatta brings people from all over the world to the island in the summer.
Kayleigh HardyA pretty chocolate box village on the south of the island. Godshill makes for a quaint day enjoying cream teas and pretty pubs, it’s also a great base for walking out into the Isle of Wight countryside.
Kayleigh HardyMade famous by the Victorians for the cleanest air in Britain, Ventnor is a calming yet fun place to spend a day on the Isle of Wight.
Kayleigh HardyCinemas are everywhere. And can be a great way to dodge a rainy day while you’re on holiday. But if you like places with a dash of character and plenty of good films to go around, you might want to plan a special trip to one of these.
Kayleigh HardyA walk with a difference. This walk can only be attempted 4 times a year so plan your holiday for low tide and hope to strike lucky.
Liz ArnellYou can’t escape the sea when on holiday on the Isle of Wight, but head inland towards Newport and you can enjoy a waterside location that’s slightly less salty.
Katie ChownRenowned as the sailing capital of the world, Cowes has plenty of restaurants, cafes and activities to keep you entertained on your Isle of Wight holiday.
Kayleigh Hardy