04 December 2011
The Isle of Wight is one of the most popular holiday destinations in Britain thanks to its clean air, award winning beaches and a host of activities to choose from. The island has a rich history which can be discovered through visiting its major attractions like Carisbrooke Castle or Brading's Roman Villa. Although it’s separated from the mainland by the stretch of water, the island is still easily accessible by train, car or ferry. So whether you’re looking for a relaxing short break, family Isle of Wight holidays or adrenaline fuelled activities, the island is the perfect location.
Accommodation
The Isle of Wight boasts a wide variety of accommodation and has something to offer to everyone. You can choose from traditional seaside hotels and guest houses, old-fashioned yet cosy farm houses and cottages or great family facilities at holiday centres and caravan parks. Make your Isle of Wight holidays truly unique by staying at the hotels, located in every town and catering for every style of holiday and budget. If you prefer a home atmosphere with warmth and character, then Isle of Wight bed and breakfasts are just for you. Each of them is as unique as its owner so you’re likely to find the one that suits your needs and personality. If you’re looking for a family adventure, then you can come and enjoy a camping trip on the Isle of Wight. It’s a great opportunity to get back in touch with nature, enjoy the fresh air without costing you a fortune.
Attractions
The Isle of Wight has over 60 visitor attractions to choose from including theme parks, castles, zoos and museums. When you’re on Isle of Wight holidays, there's a lot to do on the island. You can visit Robin Hill, a country park with attractions for all your family. Children of all ages are provided with a wide variety of play areas and ride experiences. Adults are able to enjoy and relax in the woodland gardens, learn about red squirrels and nature or find out about the rich Roman history. You can also consider visiting the Isle of Wight zoo, dedicated to taking care of tigers and lemurs and being home to a variety of other animals. While visiting the zoo you can help look after these animals as well as learn everything about them.
Pubs
The island is also believed to have a pub for every square mile it occupies so you get plenty of opportunities for your refreshment during your Isle of Wight holidays. There’s a vast array of hostelries to choose from, each with their own atmosphere and character. Isle of Wight pubs range from cosy village public houses once used by smugglers to upmarket bars serving good wine and cocktails.
The Isle of Wight is the perfect place for a well-deserved break thanks to its beautiful countryside and beaches, tasty food and drinks. When booking Isle of Wight holidays, you can enjoy as many exciting activities as you want and do as much or as little as you please.
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