The Isle of Wight comes alive during the festive season with a host of Christmas fairs, tree festivals, carnivals, craft fayres, carol performances and so much more! Step back in time to a traditional Victorian Christmas at Osborne House or enjoy some wonderful festive food delights at the Cowes Christmas Festival. If you're looking for some Christmas events on the Island this year, here's our selection of some of the best.
The Isle of Wight is inspiring at any time of the year. We are fortunate to have some of the UK's best beaches, according to our friends at Conde Nast traveller, stunning scenery with most of the Island designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. It means that the Isle of Wight is
England's holiday island. The Island can also boast some of the south coast's highest quality accommodation from luxury hotels to exclusive seaside B&Bs and eco-lodges. Of course we also have some amazing places to eat out that specialise in Isle of Wight produce and probably more attractions per square mile than any other part of the UK. There's no better way to save money on an Isle of Wight
holiday or short break. Our new daily Isle of Wight offers page can find you quality places to stay, inspiring things to do as well as fabulous places to eat and drink.
We have presented a selection of the best places to stay on the Isle of Wight to ensure that you can find somewhere that perfect for your requirements. The Isle of Wight features many top hotels as well as quality bed and breakfast and guest accommodation. Our new Luxury Isle of Wight section will aim to inspire you to visit whilst our Fine Dining area should make sure you want to return to the Isle of Wight again soon.
A family home since 1522 with a history dating back to the Norman Conquest. Spend the day touring this beautifully furnished English country house set in 5 acres of tranquil gardens.
Built in 1832, The Royal Hotel is one of the oldest hotels on the Island and shares the rare privilege of being one of only 30 establishments to be listed in every Michelin Guide since it was first published in 1911.
Located 40 yards from the beach in the heart of the picturesque sailing village from which it takes its name, The Seaview Hotel offers an extensive AA Rosette-rated menu with a focus on local produce.
