The Isle of Wight has more to offer than you could possibly wish for on your visit, and with over 60 attractions there is something of interest for everyone.

For fun days out there are exciting theme parks, wildlife centres, Roman Villas and a host of sports and family activities to try. If you prefer something more relaxing, why not take a tour around a Royal residence or a stroll in the Botanic Garden?

The Island's fascinating past comes alive in a treasure trove of historic buildings, museums and exhibitions - see animated dinosaurs, ride on vintage transport, even explore the universe! For specific details on opening days/times contact the establishment direct or visit the relevent page on iow.co.uk. You can also pick up an official pocket guide on the ferry over to the Island or visit one of the six Tourist Information Centres.

Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty

Almost half of the Isle of Wight is designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty - so you dont have to venture far off the beaten track to find breathtaking scenery and fascinating flora and fauna. If you enjoy the great outdoors the Isle of Wight has a network of over 500 miles of public rights of way - in fact there are more footpaths, public bridalways and cycle ways than there are public roads.

Beaches

The island boast 60 miles of spectacular coastline, with picturesque coves and broad beautiful bays of golden sand. 13 have Seaside Awards, and the golden beaches of Sandown and Shanklin both have the European Blue Flag Award - the mark of safety and cleanliness.

Events

The Island's rich, diverse landscape makes it an ideal setting for a remarkable range of activities and events. Walking, cycling and sailing are all reflected in the major festivals and regatta it hosts each year and with community events taking place almost weekly at venues across the Island.

Accommodation

If you want a relaxing break on the Isle of Wight, it's so easy to book your stay. Browse though our Accommodation pages to find your perfect location.