Fancy a cheeky break this autumn and winter? With plenty of attractions to visit, countryside and coasts to explore as well as top restaurants and pubs to relax in, there is no better time to enjoy an island escape on the Isle of Wight. You can avoid the usual hussle Read More…
We’re delighted at Shanklin Holiday Homes to have teamed up with Rough Guides again to celebrate the launch of their brand new Rough Guide to Dorset, Hampshire and the Isle of Wight. Just launched (available to buy now at roughguides.com), the new bumper 280 page guide is packed with top tips, reviews and Read More…
We’re delighted to announce that Shanklin Holiday Homes has achieved Visit Isle of Wight’s Green Star Award. Throughout 2020, we’ve been working hard on our sustainable transport offering and we’re thrilled to have achieved Silver status. As part of our offering, we’ve added plenty of content to our website on Read More…
Whilst current circumstances may have resulted in no physical leaflets and guides for now, we’ve been working hard on creating new digital guides for our guests, with our eating out and attractions guides regularly updated. We’ve just heard that our friends at Wightlink have relaunched their Wight Life magazine with Read More…
There is plenty to explore on the island during 2020. Alongside our beaches and countryside, the majority of our attractions are now back up and running. We’ve collated a list of all of those open or opening soon. As more attractions are reopening all the time, we’ll keep updating the Read More…
If you are looking to explore the countryside, the Isle of Wight is renowned for its collection of footpaths, coastal paths and more that cover all parts of the island. Whilst the coastal path rightly gets most of the attention, another gem in Shanklin is the Red Squirrel Trail from Read More…
Here are a selection of photos from the coastal path through Luccombe to Ventnor. A perfect walk alongside countryside, National Trust land and coastal views.
If you are looking for a day out where you can step back into time and live like a lord or lady of the manor, then look no further than Appuldurcombe House. The house was originally one of the grandest on the island and home to Worsley family. An example of Read More…
