Town and village
From seaside resort towns to chocolate box villages, the Isle of Wight has loads of unique places to visit.
We’re lucky enough to sail into three of them at Ryde, Yarmouth and Fishbourne but there are a whole load more Island destinations to try and squeeze into your next getaway.
Use our guides below to get the lowdown on the Diamond Isle’s towns and villages, things to do and how to get there.
A beautiful coastal town on the north-east coast of the Island, with Island Line trains running directly to and from Ryde Pier Head. A number of seaside attractions and places to eat are at hand to pass the time.
Yarmouth is a gorgeous historic town in the west of the Isle of Wight, offering plenty of options to keep you busy. From wooden piers to a former railway station, now turned restaurant, this little town has plenty going on.
A traditional seaside resort town with a popular sandy beach, Sandown is a hit with holiday makers. Home to loads of family-friendly attractions and an animal sanctuary, it’s a must-visit for any getaway on the Island.
The Isle of Wight’s capital town, found right in the heart of the Island, Newport is a bustling place to visit. Extremely well-connected thanks to a major bus station, it’s a great base for any getaway.
Split into East and West Cowes, this picturesque town is home to some of the Isle of Wight’s most famous attractions and events. As a coastal town, it’s also home to a number of pretty and quiet beaches.