Rooted in the natural landscape of this unique island, they’re the Isle of Wight’s first and only distillery. Founders Xavier and Conrad and their small team distil spirits shaped by stunning surroundings, and the unique character of the island.
The oldest attraction and largest Chine on the Isle of Wight has been at the forefront of many childhood holiday memories. Walking along the pathways that follow the naturally craved out ways along the cliff edge is reminiscent of a faraway land.
Discover the wonderful sub-tropics right here in Britain’s hottest garden. Basking in the warmth of the unique micro-climate of Ventnor Undercliff, uncover the wonder and beauty of Ventnor Botanic Garden.
The Isle of Wight is lucky to have it’s very own Royal Palace – Osborne House. A favourite of Queen Victoria & Prince Albert it sits on a commanding spot, high above the Solent on the Isand’s North Shore.
The garlic farm have been growing garlic on the Isle of Wight ever since Granny Norah planted those first few cloves in her garden over 60 years ago. Over the many years since they have explored its history and origins & experimented with the many different varieties to produce a range garlic infused products from garlic mayonnaise to garlic ice cream.
There are lots of opportunities to try out water sports all over the island. So whether you want to try kayaks, sailing, paddleboards or even kitesurfing there’s sure to be something that appeals
Why we love Robin Hill so much is simple to answer – it has so much to offer and is totally unbeatable on the fun stakes (not just for the kids either). Discover the rolling parkland, natural woodland and countryside gardens for exploration, adventure and entertainment. Not only that but the park comes alive throughout the year for an incredible calendar of daytime and evening events
Dinosaur Isle in Sandown offers an unforgettable interactive dinosaur experience. Hear the roar of a dinosaur, smell a real Cretaceous park and watch the experts at work.
Is there anyone who doesn’t like butterflies? Huge, beautiful butterflies and moths from around the world fly around you at Butterfly World with fabulous markings.
The Chequers Inn, which is owned and run by the Holmes family, is a traditional rural pub situated in the heart of the Isle of Wight within the beautiful countryside. The perfect place to eat and drink on the Isle of Wight, and also perfect for just stopping by for a pint of traditional local ale.
The Folly Inn is an open plan, rustic pub perched on the banks of the River Medina, just up the river from Cowes in Whippingham. Attracting a large number of both yachtsman and motor boat people along with tourists and visitors to nearby Osborne House.
The Anchor is a favourite with locals and visitors offering hearty home cooked meals, a great selection of real ale, ciders, beers, wines &spirits, an exciting and welcoming atmosphere.
You can drop in for breakfast or a cake with a morning cappuccino, enjoy a hearty lunch or a three course dinner, as the relaxed informal style of our Bar & Dining Room is designed for everyday eating
Situated on Ventnor beach, The Met-Italia boasts the largest terrace on the coastline with insurmountable views of coastline and bay. Offering authentic Italian food
The Spyglass Inn has one of the best locations of any pub in the UK. It sits right on the water’s edge in Ventnor Bay with spectacular views out across the English Channel
Rooted in the natural landscape of this unique island, they’re the Isle of Wight’s first and only distillery. Founders Xavier and Conrad and their small team distil spirits shaped by stunning surroundings, and the unique character of the island.
The garlic farm have been growing garlic on the Isle of Wight ever since Granny Norah planted those first few cloves in her garden over 60 years ago. Over the many years since they have explored its history and origins & experimented with the many different varieties to produce a range garlic infused products from garlic mayonnaise to garlic ice cream.