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With four incredible resorts close to the beach, in the countryside and a little bit of both, you’ll have all of the Isle of Wight to explore until your heart’s content.
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There’s no better place for an Isle of Wight holiday than at an Away Resorts holiday park. Explore our Holiday parks including Whitecliff Bay, The Lakes Rookley, St Helen's and The Bay Colwell. Your Isle of Wight break will surely be the perfect escape for the whole family or couples getaway.
A superb holiday location all year round, whether you’re planning a 2024 Isle of Wight holiday or beyond, the island is just a ferry crossing away. Experience the stunning landscapes, relaxing beaches, family attractions, and of course, book the ideal base for all your adventures with our accommodation.
Feel free to pick from our cozy camping spots, glamorous glamping choices, or make yourself at home in a charming caravan, lodge, or cottage!
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What's great about the Isle of Wight:
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Stunning beaches: Shanklin Beach, which is known for its golden sands and offers some of the most traditional British beach attractions (ice cream and fish and chips, arcade and indoor crazy golf). Compton Bay offers a more rugged and wild experience for beach lovers, perfect for those who enjoy long walks along the shore and dramatic coastal scenery. While staying at the Whitecliff Bay resort, you're on the doorstep of some of the island's most beautiful beaches, with stunning sandy beaches, cafes and loads of other attractions.
- World famous attractions: Monkey Haven, an award-winning zoo, is a delightful experience for the whole family. And for the food lovers, The Garlic Farm is a paradise with its variety of garlic tastings, a children's playground, and a scenic woodland walk – a perfect blend of fun and food. And, of course, the famous Needles, a unique row of chalk stacks rising from the sea, is a sight not to be missed. Plenty of fun activities: Visit Wildheart Animal Sanctuary and meet lions, tigers, monkeys, meerkats, and even more! Have a family fun day out at Sandown Pier, a traditional seaside resort. Enjoy rides, arcades, ice cream, and fish and chips. If you're after a more active day, you could head to Blackgang Chine, the perfect theme park for an adrenalin-filled adventure.
- Magnificent coastline: Whether you're looking for the perfect place for sunbathing, golden sands for building sand castles, or catching the waves with some surfing, there is a beach for you on the Isle of Wight.
- Museums and stately homes: Osborne House is the magnificent former holiday residence of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert. Originating from the early 18th century as the seat of the Worsley family, Appuldurcombe House was once the grandest house on the Isle of Wight. The Wight Military Museum holds an interesting mix of tanks, artefacts, other vehicles, small arms, and a range of uniforms from the 1940s to the present day.
- Vibrant towns and villages: The Isle of Wight has plenty of places you must visit as part of your trip, including Shanklin, Sandown, Ryde, Freshwater, Newport, and Bembridge.
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Whether you're looking for all-action, time to relax, an escape to the seaside, fancy a walk in the forest, or have something to celebrate, we've got a holiday resort to suit everyone’s taste.
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Isle of Wight holiday home ownership
Interested in owning your very own holiday home on the Isle of Wight? With such a variety of things to do on this special island, you’re sure to want to come back again and again. The Isle of Wight is the perfect location for holiday home ownership, as you can explore and enjoy the outstanding beaches aswell as the magnificent history.
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But, what’s the best way to get there?
With an Isle of Wight holiday with Away Resorts, booking a ferry crossing couldn’t be easier. We work closely with our ferry partners to provide you with the best possible price.
If you’re looking to book your ferry crossing from Southampton, then you can request a booking via Red Funnel. We recommend booking a ferry via this service, three days or more in advance of your arrival date.
You can book a ferry via Wightlink, if you wish to book your ferry crossing from Portsmouth or Lymington. This can be done online, and after booking your Isle of Wight break with us. Or you can get a quote in advance via the Wightlink website.
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There’s accommodation to suit everyone with an Away Resorts holiday in the Isle of Wight. Whether you desire a break full of stargazing and relaxing back in a beach house, a lake house with decking and stunning backdrop, or a base for all your adventures, we have the place for you. You’ll find a range of luxury lodges, cottages and static caravans.
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Fancy a hot tub holiday?
In the Isle of Wight, we also have 4 holiday parks that offer accommodation with hot tubs, which are: Whitecliff Bay, The Bay Colwell, St Helens and The Lakes Rookley Holiday Park . From a fantastic range of lodges, cottages, chalets and caravans with hot tubs, Away Resorts has accommodation to suit everyone.
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FAQ's about Isle of Wight Holidays
Is the Isle of Wight a good holiday destination?
If you’re looking for unique experiences, remarkably varied beaches, exciting attractions, stunning scenery and unrivalled accommodation, then an Isle of Wight holiday is the perfect destination for you!
Does the Isle of Wight have a theme park?
Yes! Make your Isle of Wight holiday even more magical with a trip to Blackgang Chine Theme Park — the UK’s oldest theme park! Explore a land of imagination, full of attractions for all ages, from thrilling rides to stunning sea views. There is so much to discover at this unique theme park, and it’s the perfect fun-filled family day out on the Isle of Wight.
Blackgang Chine is open from March through to October, and can be found in the town of Ventnor on the southeast cost of the Isle of Wight.
Where is the best area on the Isle of Wight?
There are many wonderful places to visit in the Isle of Wight, it can be hard to pick just one. If you’re interested in an area seeped in history, then you can uncover the island’s impressive heritage with a trip to Cowes. The most popular, and arguably most spectacular beach can be found in Ryde. Perfect for sandcastle building or a bit of windsurfing.
For an Isle of Wight holiday full of exploration in nature, Shanklin is an idyl location for walkers. Discover magical waterfalls and enchanting gardens along the way.
What should you not miss on the Isle of Wight?
Some of the things to do on the Isle of Wight during your holiday include great attractions, activities and places to visit. The Needles Landmark Attraction is a destination not to be missed, with a spectacular chairlift ride, breath-taking views and multi-coloured sands.
Add a trip to Monkey Haven to your to-do list, as this award-winning primate rescue centre makes both animals and visitors happy. Not only can you come face to face with rescued monkeys, but the sanctuary is also home to meerkats, reptiles and birds of prey.
No Isle of Wight holiday is complete without a day at the seaside, whether you want time to relax on golden sands, or unearth the treasures of the fossil-rich cliffs. There is plenty to do at the varying Isle of Wight beaches – all whilst getting your daily dose of vitamin sea.
Does the Isle of Wight have nice beaches?
Yes! There are beaches galore in the Isle of Wight, so you’ll be spoilt for choice. Thanks to its varied coastline, you’ll find a vast range of landscapes, including towering cliffs, sandy beaches and secret coves.
How long is the ferry crossing from the Isle of Wight?
When travelling by car, the ferry crossing usually takes between 40 minutes to an hour. When crossing by foot, you can hop on a faster route, which can last between 20 to 30 minutes.
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