Explore the Isle of Wight
Everything to see and do on the island
The Isle of Wight packs more into its 147 square miles than anywhere else in England. From golden sandy beaches and chalk cliff walks to dinosaur fossils and medieval castles, there is something for every interest and every season.
Beaches
Sandy bays, pebble coves, surfing beaches, and secluded shores around the island's 57-mile coastline.
Walking Routes
Chalk downland trails, coastal cliff paths, woodland walks, and river valley rambles across the island.
Cycling Routes
Dedicated cycle paths, quiet lanes, and the famous Round the Island route for all abilities.
Attractions
Castles, museums, historic houses, theme parks, gardens, and natural landmarks to visit.
Villages
Thatched cottages, ancient churches, hidden creeks, and countryside charm across the island.
Dinosaurs & Fossils
Europe's richest dinosaur fossil site. Species found here, fossil hunting guides, and key locations.
Camping & Holiday Parks
Clifftop campsites, holiday parks with pools and entertainment, and glamping in Airstreams and woodland cabins.
Festivals & Events
Cowes Week, the IoW Festival, Round the Island Race, the Garlic Festival, and annual events across the island.
Places
Pubs, restaurants, churches, parks, farms, vineyards, and other named places on the island.
Regions
Six distinct areas of the island, each with its own landscape, character, and atmosphere.