Isle of Wight Tour

Approximate Journey Time: 45 Mins / 40 Mins Boat / Tour 

Time at Destination: Various Confirmed on Day

Comfort Stop: No

Drop off Point: Various

Your journey commences in the morning from your local area, with the coach venturing towards Lymington before crossing to Yarmouth. From there, prepare for a captivating round tour of the island, punctuated by stops in charming villages where you can indulge in delightful coffee breaks and leisurely lunches. Your experienced driver will seamlessly arrange pick-up times from each destination, ensuring a smooth and stress-free exploration. The adventure culminates back in Yarmouth for the return crossing to Lymington, Get ready for a day of discovery and relaxation amidst the picturesque landscapes of the island.

The Isle of Wight is a small, picturesque island known for its stunning natural beauty, the island is famous for its sandy beaches, rugged coastline, and charming countryside. It has a mild climate and is rich in history, with landmarks such as Osborne House (Queen Victoria's former residence) and Carisbrooke Castle. 

Our tour will include Yarmouth, Cowes, Whippington - St Mildred's Church, Ryde, drive through Sandown, Godshill and drive along North Coast including Blackgang Chine, Chale Bay, Freshwater View with view towards the Needles.

 

Yarmouth -  a small and historic port town known for its marina, charming old streets, and Yarmouth Castle, a Tudor-era fort built by Henry VIII. 

 

Cowes - famous for being a global hub of sailing, the town hosts the prestigious Cowes Week, a major yachting regatta. It also has a bustling waterfront and a rich maritime heritage.

 

Whippingham - St Mildred's Church - this village is known for St Mildred's Church, which was redesigned by Prince Albert for Queen Victoria. The church features a distinctive design and was the royal family’s place of worship when they stayed at nearby Osborne House.

 

Ryde - the largest town on the Isle of Wight, Ryde is known for its long sandy beaches, Victorian architecture, and the iconic Ryde Pier, which is the oldest and longest seaside pier in England. It's a vibrant town with shops, cafes, and a lively promenade.

 

Sandown: A popular seaside resort on the southeastern coast, Sandown is known for its long sandy beaches, family-friendly attractions, and the Dinosaur Isle museum, which showcases the island's rich fossil history.

 

Godshill a picturesque village in the heart of the island, Godshill is famous for its charming thatched cottages, medieval church, model village and traditional English tea rooms. A popular tourist spot for its idyllic countryside appeal.

 

Blackgang Chine - the oldest amusement park in the UK, Blackgang Chine is a whimsical and family-friendly attraction located on the island’s southern coast. It features themed areas, rides, and stunning views of the surrounding coastline.

 

Chale Bay - is known for its dramatic cliffs, rugged coastline, and breathtaking sunsets. It's a secluded area, popular with hikers and those seeking natural beauty.

 

Freshwater - with its stunning cliffs, pebble beaches, and the nearby Freshwater Bay. The area is ideal for coastal walks and has historical links to poet Alfred Lord Tennyson.

 

The Needles - a famous natural landmark, The Needles are a series of chalk sea stacks rising from the sea on the western tip of the Isle of Wight. The area is known for its iconic lighthouse and panoramic views, making it one of the island’s most photographed sites.

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