Location Isle of Wight
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Located off the south coast of England, the Isle of Wight is a county and the largest island in England. Perfect for short breaks and holidays with friends and family, the Isle of Wight has beautiful beaches, lush scenery and lots of attractions for everyone to enjoy. Spend a day at the beach, walk your dog along the coastline, discover some of the island’s beauties and visit some of the family-friendly attractions, open all year round when you’re on holiday here.
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Best Things To Do on The Isle Of Wight
Popular for its beaches, the Isle of Wight is a great holiday destination offering plenty for all ages to enjoy. Spend days at the beach, explore the islands historical landmarks and enjoy some of the popular attractions before returning to your cosy lodge for the night.
Dinosaur Isle
Discover fossils from over 120 million years ago in the first purpose-built dinosaur attraction in Britain. Perfect for the whole family, especially younger children who are learning about dinosaurs, this attraction is a great attraction for all ages. You’ll see life-sized models of popular dinosaurs, real fossils and much more on display.
Isle of Wight Steam Railway
Visit the award-winning steam railway on the Isle of Wight for a magical experience for the whole family. Make it a special day out by riding on one of the breath-taking steam trains and step back into time by stepping aboard on a traditional Victorian locomotive. Enjoy the stunning views as you ride through the untouched countryside and stop at one of the stations to explore the towns and villages. This will truly be a memorable moment for everyone when on holiday on the Isle of Wight.
Isle of Wight Zoo
For a fun day out, visit the Isle of Wight Zoo. Visitors will get to see a wide range of animals from exotic birds and farm animals to lions, monkeys and tigers. Spend your day visiting the animal enclosures, get closer to the animals with the animal experiences available and even enjoy a picnic at one of the two designated picnic areas. The zoo is a great activity for the whole family, especially those with younger children and animal lovers.
Beaches
There are lots of beaches on the Isle of Wight, perfect for spending time relaxing, sunbathing and playing in the summer months. A number of beaches including Sandown, Shanklin and Ventnor are popular with families as they are very easy to access and have cafes, ice cream and amusements for even more fun. For a more relaxing beach experience, Dunroamin Beach, Priory Bay and Steephill Cove are great options, especially for dog walks and older visitors (without kids) wanting a peaceful day at the beach.
Alum Bay and the Needles
The Needles Landmark attraction is world-famous and offers beautiful views of the Alum Bay and surrounding cliffs down to the beach. At the Needles, there is a chairlift that takes guests up and down the cliffside. You can also walk along the beach and soak up the beautiful coastline views. Also at this attraction, guests can visit the amusements and lighthouse. With plenty to do for all visitors, this is a great addition to your itinerary when on the Isle of Wight.
Robin Hill Country Park
Spend the day at Robin Hill Country where you can explore the 88 acres of a stunning countryside full of fun and adventurous activities for the whole family. The park’s activities include beautiful gardens, rides and slides, an adventure play area, falconry and cafes and bars. The country park is a great place to visit with friends and family when on holiday on the Isle of Wight. With something for all ages and interests, this is one of the top things to do on the island, especially in the summer months when you can make the most of the outdoor activities.
Carisbrooke Castle
One of the most pictured landmarks of the Isle of Wight, Carisbrooke Castle is a historic castle and a good activity for you to visit when you’re on the Isle of Wight. Climb to the ‘keep’ where you can get 360-degree views of the island. There is also a museum so make sure you give yourself plenty of time to see everything here.
Osborne House
The Osborne House in East Cowes, Isle of Wight, is a must-see attraction. Once home to Queen Victoria and Prince Albert, the Italian-inspired house is filled with their former possessions, surrounded by lush gardens and open to the general public. It is one of the busiest attractions on the Isle of Wight with plenty for visitors to see. Explore the walled gardens where some gorgeous plants and trees were planted by Prince Albert. For a fun day out, all year round, Osbourne House is a must when you’re visiting the Isle of Wight.
Garlic Farm
For a more unique activity, why not visit the Garlic Farm. The farm offers tractor-pulled tours and tastings, perfect for fans of this delicious spice. Once a year there is also a garlic festival which attracts around 25,000 people. Whether you enjoy a slice of garlic bread or add garlic to everything you cook, this is a fun and unique attraction to visit when on the Isle of Wight.
Isle of Wight Donkey Sanctuary
Another activity for animal fans, the donkey sanctuary is free to enter and a great attraction for everyone. The attraction in the south of the island is very popular and a fun way for your children to see donkeys. If you’re looking for an animal attraction on the Isle of Wight that won’t be over-crowded, the Isle of Wight Donkey Sanctuary is a good choice. Whether you want a small, peaceful attraction or your children want to see more animals after their visit to the zoo, the donkey sanctuary is free and fun.
