The diamond-shaped island of the Isle of Wight is one of the UK’s sunniest and warmest places.  No passport is needed for the short sea crossing to reach your 23 mile by 13 mile island destination, lying just of England’s South Coast.  Once you have landed in this unique holiday location, you have a wealth of easily-accessible attractions on your doorstep.  More than half the Island is an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, with 500 miles of award-winning public footpaths and bridleways, while almost 30 miles of its seashore is Heritage Coast.  Boasting award-winning beaches, unspoilt and spectacular scenery and a rich historical heritage, whether you are looking for a relaxing short break, a family fun holiday or an adrenaline break, the Isle of Wight provides the perfect location.

With a huge network of 165 miles of bridleways, full-on headwinds and diverse terrain, the Isle of Wight is made for an adventure holiday.  For the thrill seeker, choose from sailing, surfing, kayaking, archery, coasteering, paddleboarding and the huge network of mountain biking routes waiting to be discovered.   For the keen sailor why not charter a boat or take a relaxing cruise.

It is impossible to mention the island without reference to some of the world-acclaimed events such as the Isle of Wight Festival, Cowes Week, Round the Island Yacht Race, the Powerboat Race and Bestival.  Nowhere in Britain hosts events quite like the Isle of Wight.  With a supportive and vibrant local community, a wide range of restaurants and pubs, stunning scenery and endless tourist attractions - it's the perfect events venue and holiday destination.