Enjoy an Indian Summer visiting the Isle of Wight
The children are now all back at school after the summer break and the Island starts to quieten as autumn approaches. But the weather in September and October can be lovely with the Isle of Wight’s warmer temperatures often creating a real Indian Summer – perfect for short breaks and weekend getaways.
Our website aims to provide you with a good selection of hotels, b&bs and self-catering properties. We only list a limited number of business in each section so you can easily find one that suits you and your family in no time. Enjoy your visit to the Isle of Wight. If you’re searching for things to do this autumn, then take a look at our range of local attractions and events to find something that’s right for you…from the Literary Festival to the Sweetcorn Fayre.
Just an hour from the M25 and you can be a world away…
If you have never visited before then make 2016 the year that you discover England’s island destination. Just an hour’s drive from the M25 or a simple train ride and your short break has already begun, with a short crossing of the Solent by ferry or hovercraft.
Use our simple guides and see how easy it is to travel to the Isle of Wight from places like London, Brighton or Guildford – you could be on a ferry in less than an hour!
Stay on the Isle of Wight
Whether you’re travelling down for a day trip, short break or longer holiday, the Isle of Wight is the perfect place to explore, have fun and enjoy some well-earned rest. Try cycling or walking on some of the Island’s 60 miles of coastline and take in some breathtaking views at the same time, there are famously more miles of footpaths and bridleways than there are roads. It might be a little late in the season to take a dip in the sea on one of our pretty beaches and bays, but they are still wonderful for a coastal walk or perhaps try your hand at some water sports from kayaking to wake boarding.
