We’ve launched a new coastal path map for the south east of the Isle of Wight to help our guests navigate and enjoy this scenic coastal route. We’ve covered the full length of the route from Yaverland in the north to Ventnor in the south, travelling through Lake, Shanklin, Luccombe, Read More…
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.
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.
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…
The Isle of Wight is still very much open this winter. There are plenty of attractions that are open throughout the year to provide fun and excitement on a island escape. Some of those that are open for all or part of the week include The Needles, Osborne House, Carisbrooke Read More…
As the year moves on, we are are already looking to 2019 with our first guests booked and 2019 availability open for all. Prices have been held at 2018 rates, so get booking to secure your 2019 holiday. However, back to this year, with the summer sun now upon us Read More…
It may only be February but the sun is shining on the Isle of Wight, as shown on the picture taken this morning outside the Spyglass Inn on Ventnor Esplanade. 2018 is already booking up fast with guests already having stayed in January and booked through to October, so get Read More…
If you are looking for a pitstop on your walk to Ventnor, why not pop into Dunnose Magna in Luccombe? Historically a tea gardens, it is a return to old with a new tea gardens now opened in the gardens of the thatched house. Open 11am to 5pm (not Wednesdays), Read More…
