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A propos de l’île de Wight: Téléchargez une carte de l'île de Wight .
About Isle of Wight Tourism: Introduction Tourism is vital to the Island's economy. However, the industry is a highly fragmented and often complex one, mainly populated by very small businesses.
Accessibility Statement: We believe in access to information over the Internet for all. This Accessibility Statement provides an overview of the accessibility features we have implemented on this website.
Accessible Accommodation: Category: National Accessible Scheme Accommodation that displays one or more of the signs shown below are committed to accessibility. When you see one of the symbols, you can be sure that the accommodation has been thoroughly assessed against demanding criteria.
Accommodation Booking Service: Here to Help Isle of Wight Tourism Booking Services Our on-line accommodation booking service is available 24hrs a day. This facility will offer you the freedom and flexibility to select accommodation that suits your needs.
Accommodation for Schools on the Isle of Wight: Many of our Accommodation Providers offer free or reduced teacher prices and free pre visits. Please contact each provider for full details of what they are are able to offer for your school visit.
Advanced Accommodation Search: Visit our Advanced Accommodation Search page.
Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty: About half of the Isle of Wight is an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty , mostly in the South and West, but with five parcels stretching across the whole land area, in total around 189 square kilometres.
Around the Isle of Wight: Printable Isle of Wight Map By Car - Island roads are well signposted and many have outstanding views. A number of roads are narrow, so please observe the speed restrictions and look for the brown signs directing you to attractions.
Art: Art "All this beauty is of God" is the motto of the Isle of Wight. In order to capture this beauty many professional artists visited the Island during the 18th century.
Assessment Awards explained: VisitBritain Awards VisitBritain's unique Gold and Silver Awards are given to establishments in recognition of exceptional quality within their existing rating. Properties therefore already need to be accredited in order to enter these awards.
Attractions for School Visits on the Isle of Wight: Whatever the age of your pupils the Island offers the opportunity to bring the National Curriculum to life in many different subjects. Use the Attractions Search below to help make your plans.
Attractions on the Isle of Wight: Carisbrooke Castle Dinosaur Isle Osborne ...
Bag Tag Service: Make life easier and enjoy this glorious Island at your own pace by taking advantage of the new BagTag scheme.
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Bembridge Beach: Bembridge hosts several quiet beaches of pebble and sand, suitable for swimming except unsafe in harbour - use the beach adjacent to the east. Cafe, toilets, car parks near harbour, Lane End (by Lifebaot Station) and Forelands.
Bembridge, St Helens, Seaview: Situated on the most easterly point of the Isle of Wight, lying beneath the headland of Culver is the village of Bembridge.
Bienvenue sur l’île de Wight: L'île de Wight est un des endroits les plus idylliques et passionnants de Grande Bretagne. Un endroit semblant exercer une attrait irrésistible et qui pousse ses visiteurs à revenir.
Bird Watching: Over half the Isle of Wight is an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, including over 50 miles of Heritage Coast both part of the national family of protected landscapes recognised and treasured for their special qualities and character.
Brading: Situated just a few miles inland from Bembridge, Brading is one of the oldest towns on the Island and steeped in history.
C’est l’aventure !: Un important réseau de pistes cavalières, des déferlantes, du vent en pleine face et des types de terrain variés , l'île de Wight est faite pour l'aventure. Elle vous mettra à l'épreuve. Elle vous séduira. Vous serez sur un nuage.
Camping et caravaning sur l’île de Wight: Si vous recherchez un séjour en camping , l'île de Wight offre un large panel de terrains de campings.
Coastal Wight: Explore cliff tops walks, beaches and coastal woodland The wonderfully varied and unspoilt coastline scenery is probably the Island's finest natural asset, from glistening chalk cliffs overlooking clear waters to the tranquil estuaries which meander inland.
Colwell Bay: This small and sandy beach is tucked away on the quiter west coast of the Island with panoramic views of the Solent. The beach is unspoilt and is a popular location for locals and visitors.
Complaints: It is regretable but from time to time customers can experience a problem which may prompt you to register a complaint.
Compton Bay: Compton Bay is a sandy beach located beside the coast road between Freshwater Bay and Brook. Suitable for swimming and windsurfing, but no hire facilities on site. Car park, toilet and refreshments in summer.
Contacter l’office du tourisme de l’île de Wight: Si vous avez des demandes particulières ou des questions concernant la visite de l'île de Wight, n'hésitez pas à nous contacter.
Countryside code: While in the countryside please follow the country Code: - Be safe - plan ahead and follow any signs - Leave gates and property as you find them - Protect plants and animals, and take your litter home - ...
Cowes: Separated by the River Medina and linked by a chain ferry, the Island's most northerly towns of Cowes and East Cowes are steeped in maritime heritage. Cowes is a Mecca for yachtsmen and hosts many national and international events.
Cowes & Gurnard Beaches: Gurnard is a small pleasant resort to the west of Cowes. The gently shelving beach consists of sand and shingle and is ideal for family bathing with gentle water sports such as dinghy sailing and windsurfing.
Cycling on the Isle of Wight: Cycling Trails There are routes to suit everyone, with a choice of challenging off-road bridle ways, peaceful byways and level purpose-made tracks on former railway lines. £2.
Cycling on the Isle of Wight: Quiet country lanes and scenic off - road cycling routes makes the Isle of Wight an ideal destination for a UK cycling holiday or short break.
Cycling Safety: On roads Check your bike before cycling.
Dernières disponibilités: Nous sommes tout à fait conscients que quand vous cherchez un hébergement, vous n'avez pas envie de lire des pages et des pages de propositions pour finalement vous apercevoir que rien n'est disponible aux dates qui vous intéressent.
Disclaimer: Whilst considerable care has been taken to ensure the information contained within the Isle of Wight Tourism Website is accurate and up-to-date, no warranty is given as to the accuracy or completeness of any information and no liability is ...
Discovering Archaeology: Downland barrows, Roman villas and ancient settlements Wherever we walk on the Island, we follow in the footsteps of ancient peoples.
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Du plaisir pour toute la famille sur l’île de Wight: Pour des vacances en famille sans contraintes, venez sur l'île de Wight. Nous comprenons vos préoccupations lorsqu'il s'agit d'emmener vos enfants en vacances. Vous avez besoin d'un endroit sûr, propre et sans souci.
Endroits à visiter sur l’île de Wight: Une île petite par la taille mais grande par ses attractions Pour une île qui fait seulement 38 km de long et 21 km de large, l'île de Wight offre un nombre impressionnant d'endroits intéressants.
English: English It has been said that the 19th Century was the golden age of literature many well-known writers of that time either lived or visited the Isle of Wight.
Explore the Isle of Wight: Walking Within an area of just 147 miles square miles (3,800 hectares) over 500 miles of carefully maintained and well signposted rights of way can be found.
Famous Residents & Visitors: The Island has attracted many famous visitors in search of inspiration, including John Keats, Charles Darwin, Charles Dickens, Karl Marx, Lewis Carroll, Longfellow, J.M.W. Turner and Alfred Lord Tennyson.
Feedback: Visit our Feedback page.
Festivals et manifestations sur l’île de Wight: Le Isle of Wight Music Festival , le White Air Extreme Sports Festival , la Skandia Cowes Week , le Isle of Wight Walking Festival , le Wight Diamond Mountain Bike Festival , les fêtes et les concerts, la ...
Fishing on the Isle of Wight: The Isle of Wight is an ideal destination for a fishing holiday. The visiting angler is very well catered for on the Isle of Wight. Most styles of Sea and Freshwater angling can be on or around the Island.
Frequently Asked Questions: Q1. Do I need a passport? We are part of the United Kingdom therefore a passport is not required for travelling over to the Isle of Wight. Q2. How many visitors does the Isle of Wight receive each year? 2.
Freshwater Bay: Freshwater Bay is a small sand and shingle bay adjacent to bus route, car park, coastal walks, nature trail, golf course, refreshments and toilet.
General Views of the Isle of Wight: Hoy Monument Bedroom image Bembridge Windmill Needles Aerial Needles from the air Needles yachts Seaview The Causeway, ...
Geography: Geography Known as 'The Garden Isle', this jewel of England indeed resembles a diamond in shape - being some 23 miles west to east, from The Needles to Bembridge, and 13 miles north to south, from Cowes to St.
Geology: Geology Geologists believe that the Earth's crust is composed of separate plates which move in relation to one-another.
Godshill: With its charming thatched-roofed cottages, delightful medieval church and a winding main street lined with tearooms, Godshill is the quintessential English Village.
Grading Organisations Contact Details: If you choose to stay in any quality-assessed accommodation, you can be confident that it has been checked out before you check in.
Guided Walks: Explore the Island the easy way with the Isle of Wight Countryside section In this programme of outdoor events throughout the season, local experts share their knowledge and special understanding of natural history, conservation, local history and the rural ...
Hébergement: L'île de Wight est fière de posséder une grande variété de solutions d'hébergement pour satisfaire tous les goûts et tous les budgets.
Historical Publications: An Illustrated History This is a comprehensive history of the Isle of Wight illustrated with 200 photographs, drawings and maps. £9.
History: History The story of the Isle of Wight reflects national history and also illustrates something of the Island's unique character.
Horse riding on the Isle of Wight: This Island was made to be explored and to inspire freedom. With literally hundreds of miles of bridleways it is a great place to relax. The Island's warm climate means that there are lots of opportunities for all outdoor activities.
Images of the Isle of Wight: Welcome to the Isle of Wight Tourism Picture Gallery Our categories contain large thumbnail images, annotated with file name and size.
Information Services: The first port of call for potential visitors to the Island is often our Call Centre.
Informations utiles: Avec jusqu'à 350 traversées de ferry par jour, il est facile de se rendre sur l'île de Wight , et une fois que vous y êtes, il est encore plus facile de se déplacer .
Isle of Wight Activities: Family cycling Family with bikes at Freshwater Golf Walkers on Tennyson Trail Winter Walking Walking at Alum Bay Walkers on Tennyson Trail Walkers in Borthwood ...
Isle of Wight Beach Guide: There are currently 13 award winning beaches on the Isle of Wight all of which are managed and maintained to the highest standard.
Isle of Wight Events: Carnival Jazz Festival Sailing Spinnakers White Air - Kitesurfer White Air - Windsurfer ...
Isle of Wight Family Images: Family eating out Family on beach Family on Blackgang Cliffs Family cycling at Sandown Family at Nodes ...
Isle of Wight Film and TV Information: Films made on the Island: Fragile Mrs Brown with Dame Julie Dench and Billy Connolly That'll Be The Day with Ringo Starr and David Essex Guest House Paradiso with Ade Edmonson and Rik Mayall Lady Chatterley's Lover, a TV ...
Isle of Wight Golf Courses: Sail away to the Isle of Wight, the perfect place for a golf weekend break or holiday. Only 2 hours from London, 6 ferry routes connect directly with road, rail and coach links.
Isle of Wight Locally Grown Produce: When you taste our locally grown produce you taste the real Isle of Wight. Sip our beers, smell our fresh bread and bite into our homemade salads and you know they are made with care and passion.
Isle of Wight Media Services: Isle of Wight Tourism's Press & PR Department's overall purpose is to raise awareness and improve perception of the Isle of Wight as one of the UK's leading holiday destinations through proactive communications management.
Isle of Wight Mobility Impaired Accommodation: The following establishments have been inspected and received Access Awards in accordance with the National Accessible Scheme.
Isle of Wight Nature Images: Butterfly Glanville Fritillary Seabirds Red Squirrel Ventnor Wall ...
Isle of Wight Teacher's Guide: Teacher's Introduction Welcome to the Isle of Wight Whatever the age of your pupils the Island offers the opportunity to bring the National Curriculum to life in many different subjects.
Isle of Wight Tourism Research Reports: Isle of Wight Tourism conducts on-ferry and business surveys producing quarterly and annual reports with details of visitor numbers, trends and changes to the tourism income of the Island.
Isle of Wight Tourism's Exhibitions Programme: Between September 2006 to March 2007, Isle of Wight Tourism will be attending numerous exhibitions, across the UK and overseas. Our Standpartners include accommodation providers, attractions and transport operators.
Isle of Wight Towns: Cowes Waterfront Newport Guildhall Ryde Canoe Lake Shanklin Old Village Sandown Bay with pier Sandown Beach Ventnor beach Ventnor from ...
Isle of Wight Towns & Villages: Only minutes away from the mainland and so easy to reach - yet the Isle of Wight is a world apart.
Isle of Wight Transport Images: Hovertravel Red Funnel Ferry Red Jet Wightlink Ferry Fast Cat IW Steam ...
Isle of Wight Watersports: The Isle of Wight is the ideal destination for a watersports activity holiday. The Island is fast becoming the capital of extreme sports in Britain. And when you consider its geography it begins to make sense.
Isle of Wight Weird & Wonderful Facts: Statistics & Weird & Wonderful facts Statistics The Island has approx 2.
Le luxe à l’état pur sur l’île de Wight: De bonnes tables, un hébergement de qualité , un service incomparable aux petits soins : en tant qu'hôte des plus grandes régates du monde, nous nous occupons des riches et célèbres depuis de nombreuses années.
Les restaurants de l’île de Wight: Dégustez les fruits et légumes locaux, les fruits de mer tout frais pêchés et les vins, la bière et le cidre de la région. Chaque ville et chaque village possèdent une variété d'établissements de restauration offrant des menus alléchants.
Maps: Ordnance Survey Explorer OL29 - Isle of Wight Formerly Outdoor Leisure Map. Containing walking to mountain biking - the essential map for outdoor activities Scale 2 1/2 inches : 1 mile £7.
Maps and Guide Books: This section contains a wide range of publications and gifts carefully selected for their quality and appeal.
Marketing Services: The primary role of Isle of Wight Tourism is to market the Isle of Wight as the UK's premier Island destination to domestic and overseas visitors.
Maths: Maths Maths is an essential element of communication and cannot be seen in isolation.
Natural History: Natural History The variety of geology, topography and habitats on the Island make it an ideal area for the study of nature and the environment.
Newport: The beautiful and historic town of Newport is situated in the centre of the Island and is its principal town, centre of commerce and most popular shopping centre. Newport has many fine Georgian and Victorian town houses.
News: Visit our News page.
Newsletter: Isle of Wight Tourism would like to keep you up-to-date with all the latest news.
Online Booking Test: The Isle of Wight boasts a huge variety of accommodation to suit all tastes and budgets.
Other Publications: Isle of Wight - The Garden Isle Bays and Chines - Picturesque Towns and Villages - Historic Houses £2.
Press Releases: Visit our Press Releases page.
Privacy Policy: Isle of Wight Tourism is committed to protecting your privacy as a user of our website www.islandbreaks.co.uk, and the confidentiality of any personal information that you may provide us with during your visit to the site.
Proche de la nature sur l’île de Wight: Pour un séjour nature au Royaume-Uni, ne cherchez plus, l'île de Wight est faite pour vous. Pas d'autoroute, de grande ville, ni de pollution... Juste la nature, simple et préservée.
Quality Assurance Caravan & Holiday Parks: Category: Holiday, Caravan, Touring and Camping Parks When you're looking for a place to stay, you need a rating system you can trust.
Quality Assurance Guest Accommodation: Category: Guest Accommodation - When you are looking for a place to stay you need a rating system you can trust. VisitBritain and AA ratings are your clear guide to what to expect, in an easy to understand form.
Quality Assurance Hotel Category: Category: Hotels When you are looking for a place to stay you need a rating system you can trust. VisitBritain and AA ratings are your clear guide to what to expect, in an easy to understand form.
Quality Assurance Scheme Explained: Introduction to the Quality Assurance Schemes A quality assurance rating provides an independent assessment of what a guest can expect to find.
Quality Assurance Self Catering: Category: Self Catering The Star ratings reflect the quality that you're looking for when booking accommodation.
Quality development: An overriding priority for the Tourism Development Plan is to improve the quality of the Island's tourism product in-line with visitors' increasing expectations.
Religious Education: Religious Education The great majority of the population of the Island is of English decent and the religious buildings on the Isle of Wight are of the Christian Faith.
Rock Island: The greatest rock and roll band in the world - The Rolling Stones - have confirmed that they will be appearing at the Isle of Wight Festival on Sunday 10th June - Tickets are now sold out.
Ryde: The largest town on the Island, Ryde has fine Georgian and Victorian buildings, lively pubs and restaurants, seafront promenade, a marina, great nightlife and entertainment.
Ryde Beach: Ryde Beach is situated to the north of Ryde Town Centre and is accessible by either foot, car, public transport or our delightful Dotto Train.
Sailing on the Isle of Wight: The Isle of Wight is the ideal destination for a sailing holiday in the UK. It is known as the home of yachting, with a great range of sailing events, which take place all year round.
Sandown: With its superb position on sweeping Sandown Bay, the sparkling resort of Sandown offers all the fun and excitement for everyone. Sandown has a magnificent sandy beach which slopes gently into the sea and is ideal for paddling and swimming.
Sandown Beach: Sandown is the best place to have fun beside the sea safely. Lifeguards on patrol to watch over the shore and to help make your visit as relaxing and enjoyable as possible.
Science & Technology: Science and Technology The Island teems with opportunities to observe and visit the application and development of science and technology. These notes can only give a taster of those opportunities... Download Workpack At East and West Cowes marine industries dominate.
Se relaxer sur l’île de Wight: Un cottage à toit de chaume au bord de la mer partagé avec vos proches... Air pur et bois centenaires ... Châteaux et maisons de campagne ... Bonne nourriture et vins fins...
Séjour autonome en cottage et appartement de vacances sur l’île de Wight: Si vous êtes à la recherche d'une solution plus flexible, pourquoi ne pas essayer le confort de vacances autonomes . Dès votre montée sur le ferry , vous pouvez profiter pleinement de la liberté d'un séjour à votre propre rythme.
Séjour en caravane et chalet sur l’île de Wight: A la campagne et sur la côte, près des magasins et des villes , l'île de Wight offre un grand nombre de superbes terrains de caravaning et parcs résidentiels .
Séjour en chambre d’hôte sur l’île de Wight: Si vous recherchez une ambiance comme à la maison, l'île de Wight peut offrir un ensemble de bed & breakfasts de qualité, qui vous permettront du style de vie authentique de l'île.
Séjour en hôtel sur l’île de Wight: Les hôtels de l'île de Wight ont toujours eu beaucoup de succès.
Shanklin: A popular family resort, Shanklin offers all the traditional seaside treats of sandy beaches, restaurants and theatres together with the charming Old Village.
Shanklin Beach: Shanklin beach forms part of Sandown Bay which is famous for its Sandy beach and safe bathing areas. Beach activities cater for all tastes with the Town's amenities close by.
Shopping sur l’île de Wight: La beauté et la variété des paysages de l'île de Wight a toujours été une source d'inspiration pour les artistes et les créateurs . Cet héritage artistique est poursuivi aujourd'hui encore par une communauté d'artistes contemporains florissante.
Special Offers: Visit our Special Offers page.
Sports et activités de plein air sur l’île de Wight: Si c'est un séjour placé sous le signe des activités de plein air que vous recherchez, l'île de Wight offre toutes sortes d'activités, sportives ou loisirs, certaines sont calmes, d'autres solliciteront un peu plus votre cœur.
St Helens Beach: St Helens Beach can be accessed by either foot or car. Public transport is available to the Village Green leaving the visitor with a 15 to 20 minute walk. St Helens is a haven for peace and tranquility.
Steeped in History: Castles, churches, manor houses and fortifications To many visitors, the towns and villages hold special fascination and interest because their historic buildings have been relatively untouched by the fashions and changes of mainland Britain.
Teachers Services: Fun Whilst Learning! Isle of Wight School Visits from NST Educational Tours If youre planning a school visit to the Isle of Wight 2005, then choose to travel with NST Educational Tours, the UK s leading school group tour operator.
Terms & Conditions: Copyright Notice Unless otherwise stated, the copyright and any other rights in all material on this site are owned by Isle of Wight Tourism. You are permitted to print and download extracts from this site on the following basis: 1.
Terms And Conditions of Booking: The following conditions form the basis for the provision of your holiday accommodation. You, the customer must read these carefully along with your booking confirmation documents. These conditions apply to all bookings whether made in writing, verbally or online. 1.
To the Isle of Wight: By Car To plan your route by car contact: The AA - www.theaa.com The RAC - www.rac.co.uk Green Flag - www.greenflag.co.uk By Ferry For a full and up to date timetable contact Travel Operator on the numbers below.
Totland Bay: Totland Bay is stuated on the West side of the Island where families enjoy the delightful beach. Under the Seaside award criteria.
Tourist Information Centres: Make one of our six Tourist Information Centres your first stop when you visit the Isle of Wight.
Treasured Landscapes: Looking at the Island from the air or from a high vantage point on top of the downs, you will see a patchwork landscape of fields and woods stitched together by small country lanes and dotted with villages of ...
Useful links: Isle of Wight Websites General Isle of Wight Council The Isle of Wight Council's official website, comprising of local information and news, and an A-Z list of Council Services.
Useful Links for Trade: Isle of Wight Websites IW Council The Isle of Wight Council's official website, comprising of local information and news, and an A-Z list of Council Services.
Ventnor: A Victorian town with a Mediterranean feel, Ventnor is one of the sunniest spots on the Island, thanks to its sheltered southerly aspect.
Ventnor Beach: Ventnor is a sun trap bay sheltered by high cliffs on which the terraced town is built. A steep road winds down from the town past the famous cascade gardens to the seafront.
Walking on the Isle of Wight: Twelve Favourite Walks produced by the Ramblers Association £2.00 + P&P Twelve more walks produced by the Ramblers Association £2.00 + P&P Twelve walks from Towns produced by the Ramblers Association £2.
Walking on the Isle of Wight: Criss-crossed as it is by more than 500 miles of well-maintained and signposted footpaths, the Isle of Wight is ideal for a UK walking holiday .
Walking routes: The Isle of Wight Coastal Path is a fantastic way to explore the Island covering 67 miles of well maintained paths.
Weird & Wonderful Facts about the Isle of Wight: Statistics & Weird & Wonderful facts Statistics The Island has approx 2.
West Wight: The West Wight has many Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty - rolling countryside forests, farms, picturesque villages, rugged cliffs and the famous Needles rocks.
What is the Credit Card Security Code?: The Card Security Code is the group of numbers immediately following your credit card number. These numbers are used by your credit card company to help prevent fraud.
Who Does What ?: What is Isle of Wight Tourism? Isle of Wight Tourism is the department of Isle of Wight Council that is dedicated to the promotion and development of tourism.
Workpacks: Workpacks The Island offers the opportunity to bring the National Curriculum to life in many different subjects.
Yaverland Beach: Yaverland is easily accessible by car or foot. Ample parking and only 1.5k from Sandown Town Centre. This beach is also a favourite for windsurfing and water sports.

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