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Just show me Isle Of Wight Cottages
Lying just off the Hampshire coast,
separated by the narrow channel of the river Solent, the Isle of
Wight is a world away from the hustle and bustle of modern life. A
compact 23 miles long and 13 miles wide, it is a wonderfully easy
place to get around for a day trip, short break or longer holiday.
On an Isle of Wight cottage break you'll enjoy the privilege of
a holiday in a natural playground; more than half the island enjoys
designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty status, and as you
discover the lush patchwork of farmlands, ancient woodlands where
red squirrels can still be spotted, and mile upon mile of beautiful
heritage coast seashore, it won't take long before you begin to
appreciate why. The island has excellent Blue Flag and
award-winning beaches, such as Shanklin and
Sandown,
ideal for family holidays. Its location means the Isle of Wight
enjoys the sunniest and warmest climate in the UK. So whether you
choose to discover the island on two wheels, on your own two feet
or by using the straightforward public transport system to get
around, we're sure you'll start to discover why 'the
island' is such a gem just as soon as you've settled in to
your Isle of Wight cottage.
The fifteen main towns ensure holidaymakers choosing Isle of Wight
cottages are well provided for; those found along the coast in
particular have an appealingly laid-back atmosphere. Though not the
capital, Cowes,
at the northern tip of the island, is probably the most well known,
largely thanks to it major annual yachting jamboree, Cowes Week.
Taking place in late July/early August each year, this
internationally important regatta draws crowds from around the
world, and whether you're a fully paid up member of the sailing
fraternity or a confirmed landlubber, there is much to be enjoyed
at this annual event. Osborne House, at nearby East Cowes, is one
of the island's most visited attractions. Built in the mid
nineteenth century, it was the summer residence of Queen Victoria,
and makes a great day out for all the family. Yarmouth and
Freshwater
are two of the larger towns on the pretty western coast of the
island, and an Isle of Wight cottage in this area gives access to
the island's most iconic landmark, the defining Needles Rocks.
Alum Bay, with its striking sandstone cliffs, is a good beach for
viewing the Needles; you can also take a boat trip out to the
lighthouse and rocks from here. Other nearby beaches popular with
families includes the sandy bays Colwell and Totland, while
windsurfers can hone their skills or have a first attempt at
Compton Bay. Freshwater has a small beach and some excellent
cliff-top walks, including a marked trail to the Needles viewpoint,
together with shops and pubs.
There are historic castles such as Yarmouth and Carisbrooke to
explore, plenty of activities for families, such as Dinosaur Isle
and Coleman's Animal Farm at Newport. The Isle of
Wight Steam Railway at Ryde makes for a popular
day out, as do the island's theme parks, such as the Needles
Park at Alum Bay, Blackgang Chine near Ventnor and Robin
Hill Country Adventure Park. Nature is abundant and garden lovers
will appreciate those found throughout the island; Mottistone Manor
on West Wight and Nunwell House and Gardens are just two good
examples. An Isle of Wight cottage holiday provides the perfect
setting for outdoor adventure too; the island's quiet roads,
bridleways and footpaths are ideal terrain for walkers, mountain
bikers and horse riders, with over 500 miles of way marked trails
to explore. Or for something different, how about a spot of llama
trekking, surfing, diving, the thrill of speedway, the freedom of
paragliding or the challenge of orienteering?
Isle of Wight cottages offer the perfect antidote to modern living.
The simple pleasures of a family walk along the cliffs of Tennyson
Down, of following in dinosaur footprints with the kids at Hanover
Point, dallying on a woodland walk at Priory Bay, where forest
meets seashore, or rock pooling at Bembridge Bay... how easy it is
to while away a day! Music lovers should visit in June, and take in
the Isle of Wight Festival, or chill out at Bestival, a second
major music festival in September. Choose your Isle of Wight
cottage in the north of the island for access to the Osborne House
Classical Concert in July…whatever your purpose in visiting,
an Isle of Wight cottage holiday will be sure to have you coming
back for more.
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Sail Loft | Yarmouth, Isle of Wight | Isle of Wight
Superb first floor, open plan, loft-style apartment right on the beach, west of Yarmouth on the Isle of Wight. Sensational sea views. Perfect for families.
Ref: 5521
Sleeps: 4
The Pheasantry | Gurnard Pines, Isle of Wight | Isle of Wight
Comfy single storey Cowes cottage, on family friendly holiday village of Gurnard Pines. Use of swimming pools, tennis, gym, sauna, play area. Bar/restaurant on site. Cowes 1 mile.
Ref: 5750
Sleeps: 4
Park View | Ventnor, Isle of Wight | Isle of Wight
Immaculately presented, open plan Ventnor apartment, set opposite Ventnor Park. Easy walking to award-winning restaurants. Beautiful beaches, breathtaking views. Cowes 15 miles.
Ref: 6939
Sleeps: 4
2 Brooklyn Cottages | Niton, Isle of Wight | Isle of Wight
Lovely semi-detached Niton cottage a short stroll from village amenities. Great touring base for Isle of Wight, including coastal path, Blackgang Chine, Ventnor and more.
Ref: 7782
Sleeps: 4
Bay Cottage | Gurnard near Cowes, Isle of Wight | Isle of Wight
A lovely, semi-detached Victorian cottage just a few minutes' walk from Gurnard's beach on the Isle of Wight. Woodburner-effect fire. Good quality cottage. Cowes 1 mile.
Ref: 10062
Sleeps: 4
1 The Stables | Ryde, Isle of Wight | Isle of Wight
A stable conversion cottage set in beautiful countryside, but only 2 miles from the Victorian seaside resort of Ryde. Many interesting shops and restaurants and sandy beach close by. Sandown 7 miles.
Ref: 2563
Sleeps: 4
Brooklyn Cottage | Niton, Isle of Wight | Isle of Wight
Attractive, semi-detached Victorian cottage in village of Niton. Good quality furnishings, woodburner, pretty garden. Beaches at Ventnor 4 miles.
Ref: 3812
Sleeps: 5
Pond Cottage | Yafford, Isle of Wight | Isle of Wight
A lovely Yafford cottage in this quiet hamlet, with original features and a mile from the sea. Close to cycling and walking. Niton 5 miles.
Ref: 4320
Sleeps: 5
Bayside | Shanklin, Isle of Wight | Isle of Wight
Cosy chalet bungalow in seaside town of Shanklin. A lovely Isle of Wight cottage with enclosed garden and bright accommodation, next to beach and amenities.
Ref: 9198
Sleeps: 5
Middle Cottage | Ryde, Isle of Wight | Isle of Wight
Welcoming terraced cottage in Ryde. Family or romantic seaside break, close to beach and amenities. No need for car!
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