Whilst we move into the autumn, the sun is still out on the island, as seen in a picture from this weekend. We still have availability for limited September weeks, as well as autumn and winter breaks from just £240.
We’ve made the big decision to stop charging booking fees for all new bookings – saving you £35 on your stay! With the growing trend of charging without a booking fee across the holiday let industry and the fee now being used by the big agencies only, we’ve decided that, Read More…
If you are looking for a summer escape to the Isle of Wight, you’re in luck! We’ve got just two weeks of availability left before September, week commencing Friday 19th July at Shanklin Manor and Saturday 20th July at The Priory. Both apartments sleep 4 and there are full details Read More…
A view across Ventnor seafront, pier and beach from La Falaise.
This photo was taken on Western Cliff in Ventnor and gives a great view of Ventnor. Surrounding this spot is the famous Ventnor sign, Flowers Brook and then on to Steephill Cove and Ventnor Botanic Garden.
Whilst we are only in May, we are already looking ahead to the summer and also 2020. We are very busy again this year and are now fully booked until September other than two slots in July, weeks commencing 19th July in Shanklin Manor and 20th July at The Priory. Read More…
These lucky sheep have a good view! If you’d like to enjoy it, Highlands and The Priory are just down the road and allow you to see right across Sandown Bay.
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…
As you travel along the coastal path after Ventnor Botantic Garden and Orchard Bay along the edge of the cliff, you will eventually reach Woody Bay in St Lawrence. This position offers views across Ventnor Downs to the north and St Lawrence and St Catherine’s Lighthouse in the distance to Read More…
Over at Highlands, the highlight of spring is the daffodils that pop up in the garden. Having undertaken the conversion over several years, there wasn’t any life in the garden. However, as soon as the garden was finished, in its first spring, daffodils were appearing around the garden. With the Read More…
