Be Inspired (Adventures) - Visit Isle Of Wight

The Isle of Wight is famed for its dark skies, and is a stargazers delight. Here’s some great places to enjoy the sky at night…

A popular pastime up and down the country, the aim of the game is to find hidden containers, called geocaches, before sharing your experiences online for others to follow.

With the annual RSPB Big Garden Bird Watch just around the corner, now is the perfect time to get involved and see what you can spot… 

You may have heard about the ‘Seven Wonders of the World’, but what about the ‘Seven Wonders of the Isle of Wight’?

Explore scenic routes and pet-friendly trails and discover some beautiful dog-friendly walks, as well as cafes and restaurants that fully welcome those with paws.

We all love our food, and those who come to the Isle of Wight are interested in some aspect of its history, whether it be kings and queens or the rock royalty who have graced our shores over the past 50 years.

Explore the breathtaking sunsets on the Isle of Wight, known for being among the UK's best. 

Step back in time and follow The Churchill Trail! Walk in the famous wartime Prime Minister's childhood holiday footsteps, from building sandcastles on Compton Bay, to dressing up as a Victorian at Dimbola Museum & Galleries!

Let the kids (big and small) run off some steam at one of our play parks. Many are completely free to visit but we have also included some paid entry ones that are just too good to miss out…

If you’re not lugging pushchairs, buckets, parasols and the like, then you have the freedom to explore some of our quieter beaches where the extra walk is worth it...