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Adgestone Vineyard

Planning a visit to the Island? Adgestone Vineyard offers competitively priced Bed and Breakfast comprising of One Double and One Double/Twin Bedroom both ensuite, with Tea making facilities and Colour ... more

Afton Park Nursery, Orchard & Gardens

Afton Park incorporate a popular plant nursery, wildflower meadow and apple orchard open to the public 7 days a week in season. The newly designed and planted gardens sit in an area of outstanding ... more

Amazon World Zoo Park

Amazon World Zoo Park is a special kind of attraction. Here you can learn about conservation and rainforests and come face to face with some of the worlds most unusual, beautiful and endangered creatures. ... more

Appuldurcombe House & Falconry Centre

Appuldurcombe House was once the most important estate on the island and the partly restored house in it's 11 acre grounds is very ghostly. ( recently on TV - 'Most Haunted' ) Lots of special events. The ... more

Blackgang Chine Fantasy Park

Spectacular cliff top gardens overlooking the south west coast of the Island with attractions for all the family, including cowboy town,cliffhanger roller coaster, dinosaurs, nurseryland & giant family ... more

Bonchurch Pottery

Original studio pottery and house name plates Choose from our selection of custom nameplates or use our rough design utility to create your own. Custom plates are £39.50 which includes post and ... more

Brading Roman Villa

Brading Roman Villa is a Grade 1 listed building and a fine example of a Roman courtyard villa. This is the largest of the villa designs and the type owned by the wealthiest Roman Britons. more

Brickfields Horse Country

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Butterfly & Fountain World

A visit provides the opportunity to see hundreds of butterflies flying freely in a natural environment. They are mostly tropical species but are representative of the five continents of the world. There ... more

Calbourne Watermill & Rural Museum

Set in 10 acres of stunning rural landscape, Calbourne Water Mill contains one of the oldest working water mills in the country, dating back to the Domesday Book. A fascinating day out for all the family, ... more

Carisbrooke Castle Museum

You will find Carisbrooke Castle Museum within the old governor's residence inside Carisbrooke Castle. The local history displays occupy the great hall, a medieval building which was once the hub of castle ... more

Chessell Pottery

Visit this working pottery in the heart of the beautiful West Wight countryside, where you can decorate your own pottery or talk to the potters at work producing the new Chessell Ware. Browse the well ... more

Classic Boat Museum

Welcome to the Classic Boat Museum on the Quay at Newport, Isle of Wight. The Museum opened in 1996, and currently houses an exciting collection of sailing and power boats, of both local and national ... more

Cowes Library & Maritime Museum

Maritime more

Dimbola Lodge

Julia Margaret Cameron, the famous Victorian portrait photographer, lived at Dimbola Lodge from 1860 until 1875, where she photographed the cream of Victorian Society. The Julia Margaret Cameron Trust ... more

Dinosaur Isle

In a spectacular pterosaur shaped building just over the sea wall, is Britain's first purpose built dinosaur museum. Here you walk back through fossilized time to the period of the dinosaurs and meet life ... more

Fort Victoria Country Park

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Haseley Manor

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Island Brass Rubbing Centre

Britain's age of chivalry, crowned Kings, Knights in armour, costumed ladies and heraldic beasts live on in the medieval copy brasses at the brass rubbing centre now at Arreton, on the beautiful Isle ... more

Isle of Wight Glass

Hand blown studio glass creating decorative and functional handmade glass vessels of all shapes and sizes. Ideal corporate, wedding, birthday, christmas and special occasion gift. Special commissions also ... more
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