Be inspired (History) - Visit Isle Of Wight

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.

As well as being the sunniest place in Britain, it’s the Island’s uniqueness that brings visitors back to visit time and time again. 

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’ve rounded up some of the best family days out for under £50, so Say Yes to affordable days out and budget-friendly activities this summer.

Fort Victoria Country Park, nestled on the Isle of Wight's picturesque northwest coast near Yarmouth, is a treasure trove of history, nature, and family-friendly adventures. 

If you’re after some inspiration of what to do, say YES to exploring every corner the Island has to offer with a few of our handpicked highlights.