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2011 Reviews: What the Media Say Take a look at some of the recent press coverage by some of the UK's national, regional and local publications featuring the Isle of Wight. 2011 The Washington Post ...
2012 Isle of Wight Calendars: 2012 Isle of Wight Large Picture Calendar Front Cover Inside page example 12 beautiful views, space for appointments, location map included.
About the Isle of Wight: Click on the handy Isle of Wight map to enlarge and print it. For more maps of the Isle of Wight please click here or visit our maps and souvenirs section to see Isle of Wight maps available ...
Accessibility: Enjoy England National Accessible Scheme provides a set of accessible standards against which establishments are assessed for their accessibility and awarded a rating. Standards for serviced, self-catering accommodation and holiday parks cover three types of impairment: mobility, hearing and visual.
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Accessible Accommodation: Category: National Accessible Scheme Accommodation that displays one or more of the signs shown below are committed to accessibility. When you see one of the symbols, you can be sure that the accommodation has been thoroughly assessed against demanding ...
Accommodation Booking Service: Here to Help Our on-line accommodation booking service is available 24hrs a day. Simply use the search boxes on the right hand side of the screen to find establishments you can book online or contact directly. We also have an advanced search facility if you wish ...
Accommodation for Schools on the Isle of Wight: Many of our Accommodation Providers offer free or reduced teacher prices and free pre visits. Please contact each provider for full details of what they are able to offer for your school visit. The following establishments cater for ...
Accommodation on the Isle of Wight: The Isle of Wight boasts a huge variety of accommodation to suit all tastes and budgets. Choose from the charms of a traditional ...
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Advice & Training Opportunities: Business Advice, Assistance and Support Services: - Isle of Wight Council Tourism Service works with The Isle of Wight Chamber of Commerce, other IW Council Departments and external tourism bodies in supporting registered tourism businesses on the Isle ...
Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty: Since 1963 about half of the Isle of Wight has been designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty . There are five parcels stretching across the whole land area, totalling 189 square kilometres. Visually, the Isle of ...
Around the Isle of Wight: Download a printable Map of Isle of Wight . For more maps of the Isle of Wight please click here or visit our maps and souvenirs section to see Isle of Wight maps available to buy. By Car ...
Art: "All this beauty is of God" is the motto of the Isle of Wight. In order to capture this beauty many professional artists visited the Island during the 18th century. Among them was Joseph Turner who visited the Island ...
Assessment Awards explained: VisitEngland Awards VisitEngland's unique Gold, Silver, Rose and Breakfast Awards are given to establishments in recognition of exceptional quality within their existing rating. Properties therefore already need to be accredited in order to enter these awards. Gold Award This ...
Attractions & Activities for School Visits on the Isle of Wight: Whatever the age of your pupils the Island offers the opportunity to bring the National Curriculum to life in many different subjects. Use the Attractions Search below to help make your plans. It provides instant information regarding location, size, facilities ...
Attractions on the Isle of Wight: Carisbrooke Castle Dinosaur Isle Brading Roman Villa ...
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Bed & Breakfast Isle of Wight: If you are seeking a home from home atmosphere, there are a variety of good quality bed and breakfasts on the Isle of Wight. You can sample home cooked food using local produce , and stay in accommodation, which ...
Bembridge Beach: Fulfils the Environmental Agency's Bathing Water Quality Standards. Bembridge hosts several quiet beaches of pebble and sand, suitable for swimming except in harbour area. Cafe, toilets, car parks near harbour, Lane End (by Lifeboat Station) and Forelands. Like anywhere, Bembridge has ...
Bembridge, St Helens, Seaview: Situated on the most easterly point of the Isle of Wight, lying beneath the headland of Culver is the village of Bembridge. It has a ...
Bembridge, St Helens, Seaview: Situated on the most easterly point of the Isle of Wight, lying beneath the headland of Culver is the village of Bembridge. It has a good mix of shops, pubs, restaurants and art galleries and is a popular ...
Bird Watching: Majestic sea cliffs and sweeping beaches; the quiet solitude of ancient woodlands; an ever changing patchwork of worked fields; the timeless and enduring presence of the downs: intricate inlets of tranquil creeks; long distance views from the coastal heath ...
Brading: Situated just a few miles inland from Bembridge, Brading is one of the oldest towns on the Isle of Wight and steeped in history. Here you will see some delightful cottages, interesting architecture and can explore the pretty Norman ...
Brading: Situated just a few miles inland from Bembridge, Brading is one of the oldest towns on the Isle of Wight and steeped in history. Here you will see some delightful cottages and interesting architecture and can explore the pretty ...
Caravan & Chalet Parks in Cowes: Famed for its sailing events, yachtsmen from across the world make Cowes their Mecca. But it still remains a small town with a friendly, relaxed atmosphere. The pedestrianised high street is full of interesting boutiques, art galleries and shops ...
Caravan & Chalet Parks in Godshill & Rookley: Rookley is situated not far from Newport in the centre of Isle of Wight. Not far from Rookley is the village of Godshill with its charming thatched-roofed cottages, delightful medieval church and a winding main street lined with tearooms. Centrally ...
Caravan & Chalet Parks in Ryde: Ryde has been named 'The Gateway to the Island', and for good reason. The catamaran from Portsmouth docks at the end of Ryde Pier, then the connecting train can take you as far as Shanklin. Alternatively, buses, taxis, car and ...
Caravan & Chalet Parks in Sandown: Sheltered in a beautiful bay, Sandown is famed for its golden sand beach, traditional seafront and Victorian pier. Relax and spend quality time strolling along the long beach or take part in adrenalin filled water sports. Follow this link to ...
Caravan & Chalet Parks in Shanklin: With its beautiful beach and gardens, its history and tradition, Shanklin is a charming town. Start with a cliff-top walk for spectacular views over Sandown Bay. Then relax in one of Shanklin's beautiful parks or gardens. Lose yourself in ...
Caravan & Chalet Parks in Ventnor: One of Britain's most famous Victorian health resorts, Ventnor is famous for its warm microclimate. A wonderful suntrap, the part sand, part shingle beach is great for sunbathing and swimming. Fresh fish can be bought daily from the small ...
Caravan & Chalet Parks in West Wight: The West Wight is not only a haven for nature lovers, birdwatchers and walkers, but is also a must see for all visitors to the Island. The charming Freshwater Bay is a good starting point for the Tennyson Trail ...
Caravans & Chalets Parks in Bembridge, Seaview and St Helens: The delightful villages of Bembridge, Seaview and St Helens are perfect for sailing in the summer with little harbours and pretty beaches to explore. Follow this link to choose your caravan and chalet parks accommodation in Bembridge, Seaview and ...
Chill Out on the Isle of Wight: A thatched cottage by the sea shared with people who really matter...Clean air and ancient woodlands...Castles and country houses...Fine food and wine... If you're looking for a relaxing weekend break, the Isle of Wight is one of Britain's ...
Close to Nature on the Isle of Wight: As a destination for a nature holiday in the UK look no further than the Isle of Wight. With over half the Island designated an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty the natural world flourishes. There's an abundance of ...
Colwell Bay: Fulfils the Environmental Agency's Bathing Water Quality Standards. This small and sandy beach is tucked away on the quieter west coast of the Island with panoramic views of the Solent. The beach is unspoilt and is a popular ...
Competition Terms and Conditions: Prize Details The prize will consist of a seven-night break for four people staying on the Isle of Wight in self-catering accommodation. The holiday must be taken in the week stated on the competition page and will include the ...
Complaints: It is regrettable but from time to time customers can experience a problem which may prompt you to register a complaint. In order to resolve the issue, in the first instance, it is very important that you draw the ...
Compton Bay: Fulfils the Environmental Agency's Bathing Water Quality Standards. Compton Bay is a sandy beach located beside the coast road between Freshwater Bay and Brook. Suitable for swimming and windsurfing, but no hire facilities on site. Car park, ...
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Contact Isle of Wight Council Tourism Services: If you have any queries, questions or complaints about visiting the Isle of Wight please do not hesitate to contact us. Some of your questions may be answered by referring to our FAQ's (Frequently asked Questions) otherwise please contact us ...
Cowes & Gurnard Beaches: Fulfils the Environmental Agency's Bathing Water Quality Standards. Gurnard is a small pleasant resort to the west of Cowes. The gently shelving beach consists of sand and shingle and is ideal for family bathing with gentle water sports such as ...
Cowes, Isle of Wight: Separated by the River Medina and linked by a chain ferry, the Isle of Wight's most northerly towns of Cowes and East Cowes are steeped in maritime heritage. Famed for its sailing events, yachtsmen from across the world ...
Cowes, Isle of Wight: Separated by the River Medina and linked by a chain ferry, the Isle of Wight's most northerly towns of Cowes and East Cowes are steeped in maritime heritage. Famed for its sailing events, yachtsmen from across the world ...
Cycling on the Isle of Wight: Quiet country lanes and scenic off - road cycling routes make the Isle of Wight an ideal destination for a UK cycling holiday or short break. There are cycling routes to suit everyone, with a choice of challenging ...
Cycling Publications: Isle of Wight Cycle Routes The guide covers: 10 on & off road routes, from easy to challenging Hand drawn maps Traditional style line illustrations Prompt points for easy navigation ...
Cycling Safety: On roads Check your bike before cycling. Are the brakes in working order? Is the saddle the correct height? Is a bell fitted and working? If you are going to cycle at night, are the lights working? ...
Disclaimer: Isle of Wight Council Tourism Services reserves the right to at any time to edit or alter the design, presentation, content and functionality of the website and advertiser pages/banners as necessary and without notice. Whilst considerable care has been taken ...
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DVD: Coastal Ways Isle of Wight DVD Run time 1 hour. A compilation from the popular TV series BUY NOW £11.99 + P&P CUSTOMER SERVICE After you have place your Order if you ...
East Cowes: East Cowes is easily accessed by car, foot or public transport. The beach is popular with residents and visitors alike. The facilities on the seafront are traditional with promenade and woodland walks, childrens play area and a grand view of ...
Eating out on the Isle of Wight: One of the highlights of any holiday is finding great places to eat and the Isle of Wight has a fantastic array to cater for all tastes and appetites. Eat and drink in an award winning restaurant , a ...
English: It has been said that the 19th Century was the golden age of literature many well-known writers of that time either lived or visited the Isle of Wight. Download Workpack It was here that Alfred Lord Tennyson ...
Explore the Isle of Wight: Walking Within an area of just 147 square miles (3,800 hectares) the Isle of Wight has over 500 miles of carefully maintained and well signposted rights of way. On your travels, leafy lanes wind their way through green ...
Family Fun on the Isle of Wight: For a stress-free family adventure holiday come to the Isle of Wight. We understand you've a lot to think about when you holiday with your children. You need somewhere safe, clean and hassle-free. Somewhere to entertain the children ...
Famous Residents & Visitors: The Island has attracted many famous visitors in search of inspiration, including Queen Victoria, Charles Darwin, Charles Dickens, Lewis Carroll, J.M.W. Turner and Alfred Lord Tennyson. Queen Victoria (1846-1901) first visited the Island as a princess in 1831, beginning a ...
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Fishing on the Isle of Wight: The Isle of Wight is an ideal destination for a fishing holiday, the visiting angler is very well catered for. Most styles of Sea and Freshwater angling can be done on or around the Island. For Freshwater anglers, ponds, ...
Frequently Asked Questions: GETTING HERE: Do I need a passport? We are part of the United Kingdom therefore a passport is not required for travelling over to the Isle of Wight. Can I fly to the Isle of Wight? ...
Freshwater Bay: Freshwater Bay is a small sand and shingle bay adjacent to bus route, car park, coastal walks, nature trail, golf course, refreshments and toilet. Like anywhere, Freshwater Bay has its natural hazards so be sure to read the safety guidelines and ...
General Views of the Isle of Wight: The Needles The Needles from the air The ...
Geography: Known as 'The Garden Isle', this jewel of England indeed resembles a diamond in shape - being some 23 miles west to east, from The Needles to Bembridge, and 13 miles north to south, from Cowes to St. Catherine's ...
Geology: Geologists believe that the Earth's crust is composed of separate plates which move in relation to one-another. The movement of these plates means that the positions of the continents has changed through time, and that oceans have come and ...
Godshill: With its charming thatched-roofed cottages, delightful medieval church and a winding main street lined with tearooms, Godshill is the quintessential English Village. Centrally situated between Newport and Shanklin, the village is easily accessible and has extensive car and coach ...
Godshill, Isle of Wight: With its charming thatched-roofed cottages, delightful medieval church and a winding main street lined with tearooms, Godshill is the quintessential English Village. Centrally situated between Newport and Shanklin, the village is easily accessible and has extensive car and coach ...
Grading Organisations Contact Details: If you choose to stay in any quality-assessed accommodation, you can be confident that it has been checked out before you check in. For more information on the assessment schemes please contact the relevant company below: Quality ...
Group Friendly Accommodation: Many of our Accommodation providers welcome group bookings. Please contact each provider for full details of what they are able to offer for your group visit. The following accommodation providers have the capacity to cater for groups. Each ...
Group Friendly Attractions & Activities: Whatever the age of your group the Island offers a vast array of attractions and activities for you to visit and participate in. Many offer admission discounts, depending on the size of the group. Please select from ...
Guest Accommodation in Bembridge,Seaview,St Helens: The delightful villages of St Helens, Seaview and Bembridge are perfect for sailing in the summer with little harbours and pretty beaches to explore. Follow this link to choose your guest accommodation in Seaview, St Helens and Bembridge.
Guest Accommodation in Cowes: Famed for its sailing events, yachtsmen from across the world make Cowes their Mecca. But it still remains a small town with a friendly, relaxed atmosphere. The pedestrianised high street is full of interesting boutiques, art galleries and shops ...
Guest Accommodation in Godshill & Rookley: Rookley is situated not far from Newport in the centre of Isle of Wight. Not far from Rookley is the village of Godshill with its charming thatched-roofed cottages, delightful medieval church and a winding main street lined with tearooms. Centrally ...
Guest Accommodation in Newport: Newport is centred on two elegant squares with fine Georgian and Victorian town houses. The town is a good place for shopping, with well-known outlets, exclusive shops, and the Quay Arts Centre, where you can browse the work of local ...
Guest Accommodation in Rural Areas: Clean country air, healthy living and delicious fresh organic food and drink. You can't get much better than life in the countryside. Wherever you choose to stay you won't be far from footpaths, bridleways or cycle tracks to whisk ...
Guest Accommodation in Ryde: Ryde has been named 'The Gateway to the Island', and for good reason. The catamaran from Portsmouth docks at the end of Ryde Pier, then the connecting train can take you as far as Shanklin. Alternatively, buses, taxis, car and ...
Guest Accommodation in Sandown: Sheltered in a beautiful bay, Sandown is famed for its golden sand beach, traditional seafront and Victorian pier. Relax and spend quality time strolling along the long beach or take part in adrenalin filled water sports. Follow this link to ...
Guest Accommodation in Shanklin: With its beautiful beach and gardens, its history and tradition, Shanklin is a charming town. Start with a cliff-top walk for spectacular views over Sandown Bay. Then relax in one of Shanklin's beautiful parks or gardens. Lose yourself in ...
Guest Accommodation in Ventnor: One of Britain's most famous Victorian health resorts, Ventnor is famous for its warm microclimate. A wonderful suntrap, the part sand, part shingle beach is great for sunbathing and swimming. Fresh fish can be bought daily from the small ...
Guest Accommodation in West Wight: The West Wight is not only a haven for nature lovers, birdwatchers and walkers, but is also a must see for all visitors to the Island. The charming Freshwater Bay is a good starting point for the Tennyson Trail ...
Guided Walks: Explore the Island the easy way with the Isle of Wight Countryside section In this programme of outdoor events throughout the season, local experts share their knowledge and special understanding of natural history, conservation, local history and the rural ...
Historical Publications: An Illustrated History Carisbrooke Guide This is a comprehensive This guide book details history of the Isle of Wight the history of the castle, illustrated with 200 including the photographs, drawings imprisonment of and maps. Charles I before his ...
History: The story of the Isle of Wight reflects national history and also illustrates something of the Island's unique character. It was conquered or settled by various peoples just as the mainland was; its vulnerability to invasion gave it a ...
Horse Riding on the Isle of Wight: This Island was made to be explored and to inspire freedom. With literally hundreds of miles of bridleways it is a great place to relax. The Island's warm climate means that there are lots of opportunities for ...
Hotels in Bembridge, Seaview, St Helens: The delightful villages of St Helens, Seaview and Bembridge are perfect for sailing in the summer with little harbours and pretty beaches to explore. Follow this link to choose your hotel accommodation in Seaview, St Helens and Bembridge.
Hotels in Cowes: Famed for its sailing events, yachtsmen from across the world make Cowes their Mecca. But it still remains a small town with a friendly, relaxed atmosphere. The pedestrianised high street is full of interesting boutiques, art galleries and shops ...
Hotels in Ryde: Ryde has been named 'The Gateway to the Island', and for good reason. The catamaran from Portsmouth docks at the end of Ryde Pier, then the connecting train can take you as far as Shanklin. Alternatively, buses, taxis, car and ...
Hotels in Sandown: Sheltered in a beautiful bay, Sandown is famed for its golden sand beach, traditional seafront and Victorian pier. Relax and spend quality time strolling along the long beach or take part in adrenalin filled water sports. Follow this link to ...
Hotels in Shanklin: With its beautiful beach and gardens, its history and tradition, Shanklin is a charming town. Start with a cliff-top walk for spectacular views over Sandown Bay. Then relax in one of Shanklin's beautiful parks or gardens. Lose yourself in the ...
Hotels in the West Wight: The West Wight is not only a haven for nature lovers, birdwatchers and walkers, but is also a must see for all visitors to the Island. The charming Freshwater Bay is a good starting point for the Tennyson Trail ...
Hotels in Ventnor: One of Britain's most famous Victorian health resorts, Ventnor is famous for its warm microclimate. A wonderful suntrap, the part sand, part shingle beach is great for sunbathing and swimming. Fresh fish can be bought daily from the small ...
Information Services: Call Centre The first port of call for potential visitors to the Island is often the call centre. Our professionally trained staff provide excellent customer service to all enquirers whether by telephone, email, letter or fax on ...
Isle of Wight Accessible Accommodation: The following establishments have been inspected and received Access Awards in accordance with the National Accessible Schemes. Borthwood Cottages The West Bay Club Fort Holiday Park Sunny Bay Apartments The Blue House Other establishments ...
Isle of Wight Activities: Cycling on Brighstone Down Family at Sandown Golf at Freshwater Horse Riding ...
Isle of Wight Beach Guide: There are currently 14 award winning beaches on the Isle of Wight all of which are managed and maintained to the highest standard. In order for the Isle of Wight to gain these awards the beaches have to meet ...
Isle of Wight Camping & Touring Caravans: If you are looking for a touring and camping holiday the Isle of Wight has a wide selection of campsites to choose from. With over half the Island designated an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty its an ideal place ...
Isle of Wight Caravans & Chalets: In farmland and coastal settings, near shops and towns , the Isle of Wight has a great variety of superb caravan and chalet parks . Come rain or shine the parks are well prepared, offering both indoor and outdoor ...
Isle of Wight Council Tourism Services Exhibitions Programme: Between September 2010 to March 2011, Isle of Wight Council Tourism Services and partners attend numerous exhibitions, across the UK and overseas. Our Standpartners include: Red Funnel Ferries Wightlink Ferries Hovertravel English Heritage Dinosaur ...
Isle of Wight Educational Visits: Teacher's Introduction Welcome to the Isle of Wight Whatever the age of your pupils the Island offers the opportunity to bring the National Curriculum to life in many different subjects. The Island is such a rich ...
Isle of Wight Family Images: Carnival Time! Children learning to sail Family at Compton Beach Children on Waterslide ...
Isle of Wight Festivals & Events: With over 1000 local, national and international events and concerts the Isle of Wight is the place to be seen, to compete and to party. See a world famous rock star, race a yacht or walk the Wight, then ...
Isle of Wight Film and TV Information: Films made on the Island: Fragile Mrs Brown That'll Be The Day Guest House Paradiso Lady Chatterley's Lover, a TV drama by Ken Russell Reach for the Moon, a TV drama for ITV ...
Isle of Wight Golf Courses: Sail away to the Isle of Wight, the perfect place for a golf weekend break or holiday. Only 2 hours from London, 6 ferry routes connect directly with road, rail and coach links. With up to 350 daily ...
Isle of Wight History and Heritage: Monuments & Castles Hilltop monuments such as the Yarborough Monument on Culver Down and the Tennyson Monument on Tennyson Down await discovery by the walker. Upon St Catherine's Down, you will find the imposing Russian-style Hoy Monument and St ...
Isle of Wight Hotels: Isle of Wight Hotels are always a popular choice. There are hotels in every area of the Island, affordable or luxurious, lively or peaceful. Whatever you are after you are guaranteed to find a hotel that will cater to your ...
Isle of Wight Images: Welcome to the Isle of Wight Council Tourism Services Picture Gallery Left click on a thumbnail in the categories below to download a full-size image. Activities Attractions Family General Views Nature ...
Isle of Wight Locally Grown Produce: With it’s lush green fields, warm, sunny climate and surrounded by water it should come as no surprise that the Isle of Wight has an abundance of local produce that many eating establishments are keen to use. Plenty ...
Isle of Wight Media Services: One of the Isle of Wight Council Tourism Services overall purpose is to raise awareness and improve perception of the Isle of Wight as one of the UK's leading holiday destinations through proactive communications management. We want to ensure that our key ...
Isle of Wight Nature Images: Butterfly Glanville Fritillary Ventnor Wall Lizard ...
Isle of Wight Self-Catering, Cottages and Holiday Flats: With the convenience of an Isle of Wight self-catering holiday, you can enjoy the freedom of holidaying at your own pace. The Isle of Wight has an extensive range of self-catering accommodation on offer, with some properties available through one ...
Isle of Wight Tourism Research Reports: Isle of Wight Tourism conducts on-ferry and business surveys producing quarterly and annual reports with details of visitor numbers, trends and changes to the tourism income of the Island. Download full copies of past and present research reports, from the ...
Isle of Wight Tourism Research Reports: Isle of Wight Council Tourism Services conducts on-ferry and business surveys producing quarterly and annual reports with details of visitor numbers, trends and changes to the tourism income of the Island. Download full copies of past and present research ...
Isle of Wight Towns: Cowes Newport Ryde Sandown Shanklin ...
Isle of Wight Towns & Villages: Only minutes away from the mainland and so easy to reach, yet the Isle of Wight is a world apart. This diamond-shaped island has a magic all of its own and is one of the UK's sunniest and warmest places. Measuring ...
Isle of Wight Towns & Villages: Only minutes away from the mainland and so easy to reach, yet the Isle of Wight is a world apart. This diamond-shaped island has a magic all of its own and is one of the UK's sunniest and warmest places.
Isle of Wight Transport Images: Hovertravel Red Funnel Ferry Red Jet Fast Cat ...
Isle of Wight Watersports: The Isle of Wight is the ideal destination for a watersports activity holiday. The Island is fast becoming the capital of extreme sports in Britain. And when you consider its geography it begins to make sense. An Island of ...
Isle of Wight Weird & Wonderful Facts: Statistics The Island has approx 2.6 million visitors per year Tourism spend is estimated at £352 million per year There are 21 tourists to every Island resident There are approx 140,000 Island residents ...
It's Adventure! Feel the Rush on the Isle of Wight!: A huge network of bridleways, crashing breakers, full-on headwinds and diverse terrain - the Isle of Wight is made for an adventure holiday. It will challenge you. It will entertain you. It will leave you feeling on top of ...
Just the Two of Us: Inspiration for the beautiful love story 'The English Patient', written and directed by native islander Anthony Minghella, and home to one of the biggest love stories ever - Queen Victoria and Prince Albert at Osborne House - the Isle of ...
Latest Availability: When searching for last minute accommodation we understand that you do not want the hassle of trawling through pages upon pages of establishments. To find right accommodation available for you, our on-line accommodation booking service is accessible 24hrs a ...
Latest Training Opportunities: Please find information below on the latest Tourism Industry training opportunities available on the Island. TSE is currently offering Training and Skills Days in the following areas: Welcome Host - The UK’s number one customer service course – ...
Maps: Ordnance Survey OS Landranger Map Explorer OL29 The essential map for This OS Landranger Map outdoor activities. is ideal for planning your day out. Scale 2.5 inches : 1 mile Scale 1.25 inches: 1 mile BUY NOW £7.99 ...
Maps, Guide Books & Souvenirs: This section contains a wide range of publications carefully selected for their quality and appeal. It offers unique gift possibilities along with informative and general interest literature which can enrich your proposed visit to the Isle of Wight or ...
Marketing Campaign 2011: The Isle of Wight’s 2011 tourism marketing campaign is now underway. Over the course of the year, the £230,000 campaign will target regional and national media as well as a wide range of consumer and lifestyle ...
Maths: Maths is an essential element of communication and cannot be seen in isolation. Most children are involved in the manipulation of numerical symbols every day, but children need to apply their skills and communicate their ideas in practical mathematical ...
Natural History: The variety of geology, topography and habitats on the Island make it an ideal area for the study of nature and the environment. Most of the chalk downland has remained unimproved agriculturally and there is still good woodland cover ...
Newport, Isle of Wight: The beautiful and historic town of Newport is situated in the centre of the Isle of Wight and is its principal town centred on two elegant squares with fine Georgian and Victorian town houses. The impressive colonnaded Guildhall ...
Newport, Isle of Wight: The beautiful and historic town of Newport is situated in the centre of the Isle of Wight and is its principal town centred on two elegant squares with fine Georgian and Victorian town houses. The ...
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Olympic Games 2012: Isle of Wight to be part of Olympic Torch route Details of the Isle of Wight’s part in the Olympic Torch UK relay in advance of the 2012 Games can now be revealed. The announcement of ...
Online Booking Test: The Isle of Wight boasts a huge variety of accommodation to suit all tastes and budgets. Enjoy the freedom of a self catering cottage, the charms of a traditional seaside guest house or the great family facilities at holiday centres ...
Other Business & Tourism Services: The Isle of Wight offers a number of business and tourism services that may not be the first thing you think of when booking a holiday but can make your time on the Island easier and more enjoyable. ...
Other Publications: Isle of Wight - Colour Nigh Pictorial Guide Souvenir Guide Bays and Chines, This beautiful Isle of Wight Picturesque Towns guide provides superb colour and Villages & photographs with text in Historic Houses English, French and German. ...
Places to Visit on the Isle of Wight: A small Island that's big on attractions There are a variety of places to visit on the Island during the spring and summer months which will suit all ages, budget and weather!! If you are looking for a ...
Planning your Walking Holiday: Make life easier and enjoy this glorious Island at your own pace by taking advantage of companies that offer walking holidays and luggage transfer schemes. Walking Holidays A Wight Walks Holiday is a wonderful way to explore the ...
Privacy Policy: Isle of Wight Council Tourism Services is committed to protecting your privacy as a user of our website www.islandbreaks.co.uk, and the confidentiality of any personal information that you may provide us with during your visit to the site. Isle ...
Quality Assurance Caravan & Holiday Parks: - - The VisitEngland Star and AA Pennant rating for Holiday, Caravan, Touring and Camping Parks reflects the overall quality of the park and the highest rating of five Stars or Pennants is reserved for those parks of exceptional ...
Quality Assurance Guest Accommodation: - VisitEngland and AA ratings are your clear guide to what to expect from the accommodation you book. Using a simple one to five rating, it puts great emphasis on quality and is based on research which showed exactly what consumers ...
Quality Assurance Hotel Category: - VisitEngland and AA ratings are your clear guide of what to expect from the accommodation you book. Using a simple one to five star rating, it puts great emphasis on quality and is based on research which showed exactly ...
Quality Assurance Scheme Explained: Introduction to the Quality Assurance Schemes A quality assurance rating provides an independent assessment of what a guest can expect to find. Both VisitEngland and ...
Quality Assurance Self Catering - The AA: - The AA’s self – catering scheme has been designed to ensure that a consistent standard is being implemented and maintained throughout the Tourism industry. All properties have to meet an extensive list of minimum requirements to take ...
Quality Assurance Self Catering - VisitEngland: - VisitEngland star ratings are your clear guide to what to expect from the accommodation you book. All properties have to meet an extensive list of minimum requirements to take part in the scheme. From there, increased levels of ...
Quality Assured Attractions: The following Isle of Wight Attractions participate in the quality assurance visitor attraction scheme. Attractions are assessed for the standard of customer care they provide for the visitor. The scheme focuses on the standard of the welcome, hospitality and ...
Registration & Advertising Opportunities on www.islandbreaks.co.uk: How to register with Isle of Wight Council Tourism Services To advertise on Islandbreaks you must be registered with Isle of Wight Council Tourism Services. Registration is FREE, all you need to do is complete a registration form ...
Religious Education: The great majority of the population of the Island is of English decent and the religious buildings on the Isle of Wight are of the Christian Faith. Many of these buildings are very old and contain evidence of ...
Ryde Beach: Fulfils the Environmental Agency's Bathing Water Quality Standards. Ryde Beach is situated to the north of Ryde Town Centre and is accessible by either foot, car, public transport or our delightful Dotto Train. This is one of ...
Ryde, Isle of Wight: The largest town on the Isle of Wight, Ryde has been named 'The Gateway to the Island', and for good reason. The catamaran from Portsmouth docks at the end of Ryde Pier. Here the connecting train can take you ...
Ryde, Isle of Wight: The largest town on the Isle of Wight, Ryde has been named 'The Gateway to the Island', and for good reason. The catamaran from Portsmouth docks at the end of Ryde Pier. Here the connecting train can take you ...
Sailing on the Isle of Wight: The Isle of Wight is the ideal destination for a sailing holiday in the UK. It is known as the home of yachting, with a great range of sailing events taking place all year round. The offshore waters of ...
Sandown Beach: Blue Flag Winner. Fulfils the Environmental Agency's Bathing Water Quality Standards. Sandown is the best place to have fun beside the sea safely. Water Safety Zoning to ensure that bathers and recreational users are separated and ...
Sandown, Isle of Wight: Sheltered in a beautiful bay, Sandown is famed for its golden sand beach, traditional seafront and the amusement filled Sandown Pier . Relax and spend quality time strolling along the long beach or enjoy a beer or glass ...
Sandown, Isle of Wight: Sheltered in a beautiful bay, Sandown is famed for its golden sand beach, traditional seafront and the amusement filled Sandown Pier . Relax and spend quality time strolling along the long beach or enjoy a beer or glass of ...
Science & Technology: The Island teems with opportunities to observe and visit the application and development of science and technology. These notes can only give a taster of those opportunities... Download Workpack At East and West Cowes marine industries dominate.
Seagrove and Springvale Beaches: Springvale Beach is easily accessed either by foot or car with Public transport available nearby. Springvale has a long sandy and pebble beach providing safe swimming for visitors. The area is peaceful which makes this an ideal ...
Self Catering Accommodation in Bembridge, Seaview & St Helens: The delightful villages of St Helens, Seaview and Bembridge are perfect for sailing in the summer with little harbours and pretty beaches to explore. Follow this link to choose your self catering accommodation in Seaview, St Helens and Bembridge.
Self Catering Accommodation in Cowes: Famed for its sailing events, yachtsmen from across the world make Cowes their Mecca. But it still remains a small town with a friendly, relaxed atmosphere. The pedestrianised high street is full of interesting boutiques, art galleries and shops ...
Self Catering Accommodation in Godshill & Rookley: Rookley is situated not far from Newport in the centre of Isle of Wight. Not far from Rookley is the village of Godshill with its charming thatched-roofed cottages, delightful medieval church and a winding main street lined with tearooms. Centrally ...
Self Catering Accommodation in Newport: Newport is centred on two elegant squares with fine Georgian and Victorian town houses. The town is a good place for shopping, with well-known outlets, exclusive shops, and the Quay Arts Centre, where you can browse the work of local ...
Self Catering Accommodation in Rural Areas: Clean country air, healthy living and delicious fresh organic food and drink. You can't get much better than life in the countryside. Wherever you choose to stay you won't be far from footpaths, bridleways or cycle tracks to whisk ...
Self Catering Accommodation in Ryde: Ryde has been named 'The Gateway to the Island', and for good reason. The catamaran from Portsmouth docks at the end of Ryde Pier, then the connecting train can take you as far as Shanklin. Alternatively, buses, taxis, car and ...
Self Catering Accommodation in Sandown: Sheltered in a beautiful bay, Sandown is famed for its golden sand beach, traditional seafront and Victorian pier. Relax and spend quality time strolling along the long beach or take part in adrenalin filled water sports. Follow this link to ...
Self Catering Accommodation in Shanklin: With its beautiful beach and gardens, its history and tradition, Shanklin is a charming town. Start with a cliff-top walk for spectacular views over Sandown Bay. Then relax in one of Shanklin's beautiful parks or gardens. Lose yourself in ...
Self Catering Accommodation in Ventnor: One of Britain's most famous Victorian health resorts, Ventnor is famous for its warm microclimate. A wonderful suntrap, the part sand, part shingle beach is great for sunbathing and swimming. Fresh fish can be bought daily from the small ...
Self Catering Accommodation in West Wight: The West Wight is not only a haven for nature lovers, birdwatchers and walkers, but is also a must see for all visitors to the Island. The charming Freshwater Bay is a good starting point for the Tennyson Trail ...
Shanklin: With its beautiful beach and gardens, its history and tradition, Shanklin is a charming seaside town. Start with a cliff-top walk for spectacular views over Sandown Bay. Then relax in one of Shanklin's beautiful parks or the peaceful ...
Shanklin: With its beautiful beach and gardens, its history and tradition, Shanklin is a charming seaside town. Start with a cliff-top walk for spectacular views over Sandown Bay. Then relax in one of Shanklin's beautiful parks or the peaceful ...
Shanklin Beach: Blue Flag Winner. Fulfils the Environmental Agency's Bathing Water Quality Standards. Beach activities at Shanklin cater for all tastes with the Town's amenities close by. The beach is well served by Longshoreman providing traditional and modern leisure ...
Sheer Indulgence on the Isle of Wight: Quality accommodation, fine dining and pampering - as hosts of the world's premium sailing races we've been catering for the rich and famous for many years. Join us to celebrate your birthday, wedding , honeymoon and anniversaries and you're guaranteed ...
Shopping on the Isle of Wight: With an impressive range of small family run businesses, stylish boutiques and antique shops alongside familiar big name stores, it’s almost impossible to go home empty handed after a shopping spree on the Isle of Wight! Isle of ...
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Special Offers: Accommodation Special Offers Many of us use the internet to hunt for the best deals around, well look no further than the Isle of Wight accommodation special offers section. This special offers page is a great way for ...
Special Offers: Attractions & Activities Special Offers There are so many types of attractions and activities for you to enjoy on the Isle of Wight. Whether you are seeking thrills, spills and adventure , looking forward to ...
Special Offers: Eating Out Special Offers There is an enormous variety of eating out establishments on the Isle of Wight sure to suit everyone’s tastes. As one of the sunniest destinations in the UK and blessed with a very mild ...
Sports & Outdoor Activities on the Isle of Wight: If it's an outdoor activity holiday you're looking for then the Isle of Wight is the place to be. From tree climbing or paragliding to Llama treks and diving , the Isle of Wight will have something to offer ...
St Helens Beach: Fulfils the Environmental Agency's Bathing Water Quality Standards. St Helens Beach can be accessed by either foot or car. Public transport is available to the Village Green leaving the visitor with a 15 to ...
Teachers Services: Fun Whilst Learning! Education Centre The Isle of Wight Education Centre provides material to enrich and support your visit to the Isle of Wight, specifically directed towards busy teachers and group leaders. The Isle of ...
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The Isle of Wight - A Group Visitors Paradise: The Isle of Wight offers a small slice of England in an area which measures just 27 miles by 13. It has everything for visitors to enjoy whether it's a new take on history , the opportunity to take part ...
To the Isle of Wight: Ferry Links to the Isle of Wight By Ferry For a full and up to date timetable contact Travel Operator on the numbers below. Hovertravel - www.hovertravel.co.uk 01983 811000 Red ...
Totland Bay: Fulfils the Environmental Agency's Bathing Water Quality Standards. Totland Bay is situated on the West side of the Island where families enjoy the delightful beach. Under the Seaside award criteria. Totland has not only been awarded a Quality ...
Touring Caravan & Camping Parks in Bembridge: The delightful villages of St Helens, Seaview and Bembridge are perfect for sailing in the summer with little harbours and pretty beaches to explore. Follow this link to choose your touring caravan and camping parks accommodation in Seaview, St ...
Touring Caravan & Camping Parks in Cowes: Famed for its sailing events, yachtsmen from across the world make Cowes their Mecca. But it still remains a small town with a friendly, relaxed atmosphere. The pedestrianised high street is full of interesting boutiques, art galleries and shops ...
Touring Caravan & Camping Parks in Newport: Newport is centred on two elegant squares with fine Georgian and Victorian town houses. The town is a good place for shopping, with well-known outlets, exclusive shops, and the Quay Arts Centre, where you can browse the work of local ...
Touring Caravan & Camping Parks in Ryde: Ryde has been named 'The Gateway to the Island', and for good reason. The catamaran from Portsmouth docks at the end of Ryde Pier, then the connecting train can take you as far as Shanklin. Alternatively, buses, taxis, car and ...
Touring Caravan & Camping Parks in Sandown: Sheltered in a beautiful bay, Sandown is famed for its golden sand beach, traditional seafront and Victorian pier. Relax and spend quality time strolling along the long beach or take part in adrenalin filled water sports. Follow this link to ...
Touring Caravan & Camping Parks in Shanklin: With its beautiful beach and gardens, its history and tradition, Shanklin is a charming town. Start with a cliff-top walk for spectacular views over Sandown Bay. Then relax in one of Shanklin's beautiful parks or gardens. Lose yourself in ...
Touring Caravan & Camping Parks in Ventnor: One of Britain's most famous Victorian health resorts, Ventnor is famous for its warm microclimate. A wonderful suntrap, the part sand, part shingle beach is great for sunbathing and swimming. Fresh fish can be bought daily from the small ...
Touring Caravan & Camping Parks in West Wight: The West Wight is not only a haven for nature lovers, birdwatchers and walkers, but is also a must see for all visitors to the Island. The charming Freshwater Bay is a good starting point for the Tennyson Trail ...
Tourism Extranet -DMS: Tourism Extranet is part of the Destination Management System (DMS). Via the Tourism Extranet you can check the information we hold about your business and update your contact details . A ccommodation provider s can also use ...
Tourism Trade News: Use this news section to: Find out the latest Tourism news on the Island. Find out what training opportunities are available to the tourism industry, many of which are free or subsidised. Latest ...
Tourist Information: Following a decision by the Isle of Wight Council on ...
Trade and Advertising: Introduction Welcome to the Isle of Wight Council Tourism Services trade area. This area is dedicated to offering the tourism industry a variety of useful information regarding our services and a range of other expertise from across the private ...
Travel Information: With up to 350 ferry crossings a day, it's simple to travel to the Isle of Wight , and once you are there, it's even easier to get around . Only 2 hours from London, ferry routes connect ...
Useful Links: Isle of Wight Websites General Isle of Wight Council The Isle of Wight Council's official website, comprising of local information and news, and an A-Z list of Council Services. Isle of Wight County Press The Islands leading ...
Useful Links for Trade: Isle of Wight Websites IW Council The Isle of Wight Council's official website, comprising of local information and news, and an A-Z list of Council Services. Isle of Wight Chamber of Commerce and Tourism Industry This site contains ...
Ventnor: With its warm microclimate, Ventnor is one of Britain's most famous Victorian health resorts. A wonderful suntrap, the part sand, part shingle beach is great for sunbathing and swimming. With pubs and cafes dotted along the seafront, refreshments ...
Ventnor: With its warm microclimate, Ventnor is one of Britain's most famous Victorian health resorts. A wonderful suntrap, the part sand, part shingle beach is great for sunbathing and swimming. With pubs and cafes dotted along the seafront, refreshments ...
Ventnor Beach: Blue Flag Winner. Fulfils the Environmental Agency's Bathing Water Quality Standards. Ventnor is a sun trap bay sheltered by high cliffs on which the terraced town is built. A steep road winds down from the town ...
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Walking on the Isle of Wight: Criss-crossed as it is by more than 500 miles of well-maintained and signposted footpaths, the Isle of Wight is ideal for a UK walking holiday . Walking is still the most popular activity with visitors and the Island ...
Walking Publications: IW Coastal Path & Inland Crimson Short Walks Trails This handy pocket guide, The ideal companion for designed with triple-folded short walks that can be pages of see-at-a-glance enjoyed by all ...
Walking Routes: The Isle of Wight Coastal Path is a fantastic way to explore the Island covering 67 miles of well maintained paths. The walking is easy on the Isle of Wight Coastal Path with generally only mild ascents and ...
Welcome to the Isle of Wight: Situated just off England’s South coast, the Isle of Wight is the perfect holiday destination at any time of year. Whether you are looking for a relaxing short break, a family fun holiday or adrenaline fuelled activity , ...
West Wight: The West Wight is an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, not only a haven for nature lovers, birdwatchers and walkers, but a must see for all visitors to the Island. Visit Alum Bay's famous coloured sand cliffs or ...
West Wight: The West Wight is an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, not only a haven for nature lovers, birdwatchers and walkers, but a must see for all visitors to the Island. Visit Alum Bay's famous coloured sand cliffs ...
What is the Credit Card Security Code?: The Card Security Code is the group of numbers immediately following your credit card number. These numbers are used by your credit card company to help prevent fraud. Because the Card ID number is not printed on your receipts, it ...
Who Does What ?: The Partnership between the Isle of Wight Council and Chamber of Commerce, Tourism and Industry In June 2008 the Isle of Wight Council moved to take a more strategic role in the promotion and development of tourism to ...
Workpacks: Workpacks The Island offers the opportunity to bring the National Curriculum to life in many different subjects. With experience gained over the years, the Isle of Wight Education Centre and Isle of Wight Council Tourism Services have produced a supporting ...
Yaverland Beach: Fulfils the Environmental Agency's Bathing Water Quality Standards. Yaverland is easily accessible by car or foot, has ample parking and is only 1.5k from Sandown Town Centre. This beach is also a favourite for windsurfing and water sports. Yaverland ...

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