Traditionally starting on the 25th December until the 5th January 2019, the 12 days of Christmas, (aka Twixmas) is a time for spending with family, having fun and enjoying the festivities, but most of the time, we don’t know what to do with ourselves! Check out some of out top things to do this holiday
Christmas is a magical time on the Isle of Wight and the perfect place for little ones to visit the main man, Santa Claus/Father Christmas/St Nick or whatever moniker you choose for the jolly man in red. Read our guide to where to meet him this December… The Needles Star of Wonder Christmas Grotto brings
TV Legends Dick & Dom get ready to launch their own, brand new family summer festival. The Great Wonderfest is coming to the Isle of Wight for 1-4 August 2019 at a soon to be revealed secret location. Register now for early bird offer tickets and line up information. Bringing their unique brand of family
As the Christmas madness approaches, families looking for a chance to escape for some quality time should look no further than the Isle of Wight. Families can enjoy Wightlink’s Kids Go Free offer during the Christmas holidays*. Under 5s always travel for free with Wightlink, but during the festive break passengers can take up to two children
All holidays and trips are about having an ‘experience’. In fact, whilst the ‘flop on a beach’ is still very much in existence, many people are looking at ways to use their downtime more effectively. Learning or improving a skill, gaining a new hobby or using the time for self-improvement. Here at isleofwight.co.uk, we were
It is getting decidedly close to that time of year when we run around like headless chickens, panic buying bumper packs of chocolate or smellies from high street shops just in time for Christmas. Whilst there is nothing wrong with chocolate or smellies from high street stores, if you can get organised, you will discover
Autumn and winter is a great time to visit the Isle of Wight. Less crowded than the warmer months but still with the abundantly beautiful scenery. Enjoy the stunning colours as the leaves turn, the miles of countryside and coast to explore and the almost deserted beaches. Finish off with a pub lunch in front
The Isle of Wight is an ideal destination for lovers of both cycling and top foodie spots, with beautiful scenery to admire along amazing cycle routes, and recommended places to stop off along the way. From tea rooms using home grown produce to locations with a divine backdrop, here are some excellent cycle routes and
Our friends over at Taste of the Wight have been very busy bees, producing a brand new comprehensive Isle of Wight Pub Guide in association with the Isle of Wight branch of CAMRA (Campaign for Real Ale). The Isle of Wight Pub Guide is packed with detailed listings for all the pubs on the Island, as
Tapnell Farm Park are inviting you to take a stroll into the ‘deep dark wood’ this Autumn, with an appearance from The Gruffalo at their Wild Woodland Weekend on November 10th and 11th. The Gruffalo, the mythical monster who stars in Julia Donaldson and Axel Scheffler’s popular children’s books, will be appearing at intervals throughout the
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