Highlights on the Isle of Wight

The Isle of Wight has a great choice of places to see and things to do. These include Alum Bay Glass, Arreton Barns, Arreton Old Village and Chessell Pottery Barns. These are all fantastic places to visit with friends or family, and have seen thousands of people cross their thresholds over the years. Each one is unique, with its own special way to keep you entertained. They demonstrate the charm and historic qualities the island is proud of.

Alum Bay Glass

Alum Bay Glass is a manufacturer of fine glassware, situated just above the cliffs of Alum Bay on the Isle of Wight. Operating since 1972, Alum Bay Glass has become an incredibly successful, respected and popular glassware creator. Visitors are welcome to visit the studio at Alum Bay on the Isle of Wight between March and November, and will be able to see where the glass is skilfully made.

Arreton Barns on the Isle of Wight

As well as Alum Bay on the Isle of Wight, there is also Arreton Old Village, which features a wealth of local produce, including wholesome food and crafts. Arreton Barns on the Isle of Wight is a fascinating place to visit and will give a glimpse of the island that dates back over a thousand years, when Arreton Old Village was first settled.

Chessell Pottery Barns

Chessell Pottery Barns shares a craft-making theme with Arreton Barns on the Isle of Wight. As a working pottery, visitors can try making and decorating their own products, using decorating sponges to create their own finish. There is also the opportunity to experience its award-winning Ultimate Island Cream Tea, which has gained a reputation of unique taste and excellence.

Of course, the Isle of Wight has a great deal more to offer, but Alum Bay on the Isle of Wight, Arreton Barns on the Isle of Wight and Chessell Pottery Barns are some highlights, and are fascinating and fun ways to spend time while visiting the island.