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  It isn’t uncommon for holidaymakers to come to the Isle of Wight when they’re wanting a slightly more adventurous holiday that doesn’t involve lazing around. Not only are there a number of brilliant outdoor Isle of Wight activities that you can undertake, come rain or shine, but the unspoilt downland is also very popular amongst walkers and cyclists too.   There is a comprehensive network of footpaths and bridleways on the Island and arguably, they are the best way to see everything that the Isle of Wight has to offer, from its rolling downs to its sandy beaches. There are miles of

Fear not, for there are events to attend this Christmas with your friends, all with Covid restrictions for your safety. We’ve put together five of the best.   Undercover Christmas Club It’s 1647, and celebrating Christmas is banned, carols are criminal and turkey’s taboo in this riotous musical comedy created and performed by Riddlestick Theatre at St Catherines’s Church in Ventnor. A motley troupe of rebellious performers host a secret, late-night Christmas party against the backdrop of Puritan bans on theatres and celebrating Christmas. In fact, festivities of any kind are forbidden – sound familiar? Performances are Thursday 17th and Friday 18th December. Tickets

Christmas is slightly different this year, but there are still lovely events to delight your children. We’ve picked out four of the best, and all will have Covid restrictions in place.   Polar Pippa the polar bear, and her very special guests from sister park Blackgang Chine, will be putting on selective evenings of magical Christmas delight at Robin Hill. Walk down through the beautifully illuminated ancient woodland, experience the immersive walk-throughs to live music, visit the local market and sample their delicious festive food. You can even make your own Christmas decorations and ride the outdoor rides, with their festive winter make-over.

It goes without saying that holidays can be expensive, even when you stay in the UK. Not only will you have to pay out for your travel and accommodation, but you will also have to pay for things such as food and drink on a daily basis too. Of course, you can holiday on a budget, and it is fairly easy to do so when you visit the Isle of Wight, but generally speaking, there are many different expenses associated with a trip away.   Thankfully, when you’re visiting the Island, if you’re wanting to keep your daily costs down, it is

Many who enjoy walking holidays aren’t aware that the Isle of Wight is a brilliant place for them to visit. In fact, the Island even runs a walking festival every year where you can participate in over 200 walks, which is perfect for anyone who prefers exploring new locations on foot. The Isle of Wight Walking Festival is actually one of the UK’s longest-running walking festivals too and every year thousands of walkers participate.   There really is no denying that there are so many picturesque walks here on the Isle of Wight and miles of accessible footpaths to choose from both

  As ‘staycations’ rise in popularity, lots of people who would have previously jetted off on a plane and may not have considered visiting the Isle of Wight are now planning a holiday to the Island. It is fair to say that there are so many benefits to choosing the Isle of Wight over other popular holiday hotspots in the UK and many favour the Island specifically because it is famous for its beautiful quaint towns and villages.   Although the Island is fairly small, there are nine main towns and dozens of little villages to explore during your stay. Choosing where to

  Whilst the Isle of Wight is undeniably the perfect destination for a week away with your children, it can also be a brilliant place to go if you’re wanting a trip away with friends. Lots of groups of adults will head to the Island every year to experience everything it has to offer and it is a brilliant choice, no matter what time of year you’re arranging a break for.   The Isle of Wight has so many incredible accommodation options for groups of adults and, of course, there are lots of great places to eat and drink too. If you’re starting

It is no secret that the Isle of Wight has some of the best beaches in the UK and many holidaymakers choose to visit the Island specifically for sea and sand. With 57 miles of coastline, no matter what you’re looking for in a beach, you can guarantee that the Isle of Wight will be able to provide it for you. From quiet, picturesque bays to busy activity beaches, there really is something for everyone. When planning your holiday to the Isle of Wight, you’ll be spoilt for choice when it comes to picking a day at the beach. Check out

  You always keep your fingers crossed for nice weather when you go on holiday, but when you’re staying in the UK you can almost guarantee that you will get at least one overcast or rainy day when you’re away. Whilst the Isle of Wight claims to be one of the sunniest places in the UK and actually, it does tend to be much milder and sunnier here, it is still worthwhile planning ahead in case you’re in need of rainy day activities during your trip to the island.   So, if you have a holiday planned to the sunny Isle of Wight