The Isle of Wight is like no other destination in England and offers an unforgettable break for people of all ages. The diamond shaped island boasts 60 miles of stunning coastline, pretty coves, rugged cliffs, beautiful bays and golden sandy beaches, not to mention great restaurants, pubs, shops and a warm and welcoming community. At just 23 miles across and 13 miles down the Isle of Wight is fantastically proportioned, easily allowing you to explore all this stunning island has to offer.
Do you want to step back in time hundreds of millions of years? Or maybe you want to fight pirates on a pirate ship? Or maybe reliving the glorious age of the Victorian steam train is more your cup of tea? Either way the Isle of Wight is the place for you thanks to a whole host of attractions designed to amaze.
One of the most popular attractions of the island is of course its many golden beaches found right around the island. The Isle of Wight has no less than 13 award winning beaches, including three which have won a blue flag award.
One of the Isle of Wight's most iconic attractions is the world renowned sailing base at Cowes. This maritime town is just a few minutes from Gurnard Pines and is a must see even for those who aren't sailing aficionados, the pretty old town has plenty to delight everyone.
No matter what time of year you choose to visit or how long you plan to stay the Isle of Wight will delight and leave you with plenty of memories to cherish.