Holiday Brochures and Tourist Information for Isle of Wight

 

Isle of Wight Holiday Brochure

It’s fish and chips on the beach. It’s Michelin-stars. It’s 73 square miles of Outstanding Natural Beauty. It’s sitting by a fire in an oak-beamed pub. It’s The Great British Island – and it’s all yours. The Isle of Wight brochure contains comprehensive Isle of Wight tourist information

The Isle Of Wight

The Isle of Wight has long been known as The Garden Isle and it is noted for its warm climate, stunning scenery and friendly welcome. The Isle of Wight became popular in the Victorian Era, when Queen Victoria made Osborne House her home. Now, the Isle of Wight plays host to all sorts of visitors, who come to our Island to stay in one of our accommodation providers such as hotels, guest houses, bed and breakfasts or self catering establishments. The Isle of Wight also plays host to many visitors who take advantage of our many holiday parks with chalets or caravans or to one of the camping and touring sites.

The Island plays host to the Isle of Wight Music Festival, which is in June and the Bestival during September. In addition, the Island is famed for top acts playing at Osborne House, Carisbrooke Castle as well as the Garlic Festival and County Show. Isleofwight.com can help you find your Isle of Wight hotels, bed and breakfasts and other accommodation. Remember, for hotels, self catering, guest houses, camping and park holidays, out company motto is "a place to stay is a click away".

The Isle of Wight has miles of sandy beaches and the main resorts are:

Ferries to the Isle of Wight for cars come, from Portsmouth to Fishbourne, Yarmouth to Lymington and Southampton to East Cowes, whilst foot passengers can use the fast ferry crossings from Southampton to Cowes and Portsmouth to Ryde. The Hovercraft from Southsea to Ryde is the quickest way to cross the Solent.
 

Bitesize Britain allows you to order free holiday brochures featuring Isle of Wight tourist information, things to do and see and places to stay – accommodation mostly inspected and graded by the Isle of Wight tourist board or similar organisation.