Island Holiday Homes is the premier self-catering holiday accommodation agency based on the Isle of Wight. Based locally on the Island are here to help you find your perfect holiday home to share with family and friends from where to explore and enjoy our beautiful Island with its miles of sandy beaches, unspoilt coastline, stunning scenery, historic attractions, and a varied range of events to suit all. Travel to the Island with your car and book your return car ferry tickets via Island Holiday Homes at discounted rates We look forward to welcoming you to the Isle of Wight.

Sleeps 4 in 2 bedrooms This renovated converted stable provides comfortable accommodation for couples and small families alike. Situated in an enviable location overlooking the busy Bembridge harbour the cottage is within a short walk of the beach. Bed linen and towels not provided. Sorry, no storage facilities for bikes/kayaks/canoes etc.

What the East Wight has to offer: The East of the Isle of Wight incorporates some of the most stunning beaches the Island has to offer. There are pretty villages with butchers, bakers and deli's selling delicious locally produced fayre. The beach stretches from Ryde right around the coast to Shanklin and inland offers some of the most beautiful countryside. Attractions Appley Beach, with its six miles of beautiful sandy beach and wonderful play area for children situated within the woodland behind and a 9 hole golf course. Beyond Appley Tower to the East, dogs are permitted and there are two good beach restaurants either end of the beach. Arreton has a feast of attractions including The Barns and Craft Village, Arreton Manor and Amazon World. Nearby is the popular Robin Hill Adventure Park with exciting rides and a 400m toboggan run. This is a really fun day out for all the family. Nearer the coast is the Bembridge Windmill and the Seaview Wildlife Encounter. The steam railway offers rides on the steam engines and puff their way through the pretty countryside. Hiring bikes is easy and the Island is a place of destination for keen bikers and family enthusiasts. There are also a few riding stables to choose from around the island from where you can either hack through country side or along beaches. Photographers and walkers won't be disappointed and historians are also indulged with our castles and roman villas. Sailing, fishing and wonderful places to walk dogs and fly kites, there's something for everyone. Walking During very low tides, you will see a ribbon of people walking the famous Fort Walk from the village of Bembridge to the Fort out in the Solent. There are coastal walks along the beaches which can be enjoyed as well as bridle paths along the downs taking in the breathtaking views of the patchwork countryside and out to sea. Beach Life Beaches around this part of the island change as you venture along the coast. Ryde itself enjoys 6 miles of...