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Explore the benefits of Isle of Wight holidays

05 December 2011

Whether you want to escape from the hustle and bustle of the city or enjoy the adrenaline rush of extreme sports, the Isle of Wight can be the perfect destination either way. It is a spot where the past and the present exist in mutual tolerance and respect and where you can make the most of your well deserved break. The island is famous for its sandy beaches, picturesque landscapes, thatched cottages, historical landmarks, festivals, hotels, restaurants and an endless variety of leisure pursuits to try. Both conservative holidaymakers and millennial generation tourists may find their Isle of Wight holidays reinvigorating and exciting.

The Isle of Wight is one the UK’s top destinations for sports enthusiasts. The range of activities available to the connoisseur of water sports in this unique region is really impressive, from windsurfing to canoeing and water skiing. Keen sailors can rent a boat and go on a relaxing cruise around three towering chalk rocks called the Needles. There are numerous clubs on the island where like-minded people can meet and spend a quality time together pursuing their hobby. While on Isle of Wight holidays, you can also learn and improve your water sports skills with highly experienced instructors.

The island is sometimes called the cyclist’s heaven. Its extensive network of cycling paths can help you explore the beauty of the local landscape and find the perfect place to escape from other holidaymakers. While environmentalists will likely find this type of travelling around the island very green, body-conscious people can get a good work out. You can cycle solo or with your family and stop anywhere for a picnic. Isle of Wight holidays can be ideal for couples, friends and families with children. There are a lot of landmarks to be explored on a bike, from Victorian and Edwardian cottages located along the coastline to the famous Needles Lighthouse. After a day out in the fresh air, you can relax in a nicely furnished hotel room or indulge yourself in luxurious spa treatments at on-site spa facilities.

The Isle of Wight is also a popular events venue which hosts over 1,000 festivals, carnivals and concerts every year. Before going on your Isle of Wight holidays, do some research to find out when and where they are going to be held and tailor your break to have a bit of fun. During the annual two-week music festival you can enjoy a full range of music from classical and jazz to rock and pop. Now and then award-winning artists arrive to the island to express themselves in the natural surroundings. Art on the esplanade, sand sculpture and poetry on the pier are firm favourites with holidaymakers.

You don’t need to leave for exotic countries to have a great holiday. There are a lot of destinations in the UK where you can make the most of your well deserved break. And the Isle of Wight is one of them. It offers everything that the modern holidaymaker expects to find, see and explore while on holiday, from breathtaking landscapes and fine cuisine to fun activities and quality accommodation. So why not go on Isle of Wight holidays next time?

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