Be Inspired (Facts) - Visit Isle Of Wight

#InternationalTigerDay (also known as Global Tiger Day) is celebrated every July, to raise awareness about this magnificent but endangered big cat. We've teamed up with the Wildheart Animal Sanctuary to find out more about this incredible animal. 

Forest Bathing is a mindfulness practice and form of ecotherapy and our beautiful Island is the perfect place to try out some forest bathing nature therapy.  

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!

The Island is known to be one of Britain’s most haunted havens and for many years, writers and ghost hunters have been baffled by the goings on in the dark corners and spooky spots of the Wight.

We regularly bombard visitors with "things to do on the Isle of Wight", as some light respite, let's takes a look at the things you can't do on the Isle of Wight!

Would you like to dig into the archaeology history of the Isle of Wight? We've teamed up with the Heritage Service at the Isle of Wight Council to answer some of your archaeology questions.

Discover the LGBTQ+ stories, faces and places on the Isle of Wight over the past 100 years.