You may not believe it but across the Isle of Wight, there are a whole host of opportunities to get up-close and personal with our four-legged and furry friends. As the warmer months fade into the past, Autumn is the perfect time to get out an explore some of the wild offerings the Isle of
As International Coffee Day is upon us (1st October), it’s a great chance to highlight all the espresso aficionados that have made the Isle of Wight their home. This article originally posted at our sister site, Taste of the Wight gives you a rundown of the top places to enjoy an espresso or pickup beans
For the first time in its 13 year history, the annual Sweetcorn Fayre has been cancelled. It is with deep regret from the team behind this much loved Island event that due to predicted adverse weather conditions and public safety the decision has been taken not to hold the event. Not to leave visitors too
As the Summer drawers to a close and the sun sets on the festival season, you could be forgiven for thinking that the Isle of Wight winds down and goes into hibernation until next Spring. You couldn’t be more wrong…
Our round-up of Autumn events and things to do this weekend on the Isle of Wight…
We just can’t wait for the weekend to begin! Not only because it is, of course, a bank holiday, but because this weekend there is just sooo much going on. We were feeling a little overwhelmed with choice so here is our roundup of what’s on to help you out with making plans. Those Summer
Whether you’re holidaying with the extended family or with a group of friends, it can be tricky finding somewhere that fits you all in. If you’re with the family it’s making sure the accommodation is accessible, child-friendly, does it accept pets and when you’re with friends needs can change to what’s the nightlife like, is
Home to one of of the longest running and successful sailing events, year round Cowes is seen as seen as the sailing ‘mecca’ of the world among sailors and spectators alike. With the first race being held in 1826, over the years the sailing event has increased in size and popularity. The early years saw
The Isle of Wight boasts over 200 miles of cycle routes, mixing in smooth flats and plenty of rolling hills. If you’re into off-roading or spinning away on the tarmac you’re sure to be kept busy, even as an avid cyclist.
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