
Recently made available; Sleeps 6 + 2 in 3 bedrooms
The Old Brew House is beautifully situated in the small coastal village of Brook - ‘An Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty’. A quiet unspoilt beach, where swimming, paddling and beach combing can be enjoyed, is within a 5 minute stroll of the house. The Old Brew House is a beautiful detached property built of Island stone. It was originally a 16th century brew house. View Old Brewhouse »

Sleeps 8 in 4 bedroom; Children 5+ welcome. Agreement is needed for more than three children.
Spring Cottage stands in an idyllic location, within a 2 minute walk of the beach in the pretty seaside village of Bonchurch on the south east coast of the Island. The cottage enjoys beautiful sea views from most rooms and from its enchanting garden. Bonchurch is a peaceful village with a small shop, public house, good restaurant and two ancient churches plus a pretty pond which is home to carp, ducks and a variety of birds. View Spring Cottage »

New Cottage; Sleeps 5+1 in 3 bedrooms; Children welcome
Rocklyn Cottage is attractively situated at Appuldurcombe, on the outskirts of Wroxall and within 2 miles of the south coast of the island. The cottage is within a 10 minute walk of Appuldurcombe House and in a wonderful walking and cycling area with footpaths leading directly from the cottage to Stenbury Downs, the donkey sanctuary and the nearby picturesque village of Godshill with its thatched cottages, teashops and public houses. View Rocklyn Cottage »

New Cottage; Sleeps 4 in 2 bedrooms; Children welcome
This is a picturesque thatched cottage in the peaceful village of Newbridge, at the heart of rural West Wight. It is situated in a country lane leading to a farm track and there is little passing traffic. Local footpaths lead to Shalfleet Creek and to the Tennyson Trail, from which there are spectacular views across the Solent and the South Coast. View Laurel Cottage »
We can book your Isle of Wight ferry crossings from all three car ferry ports at preferential prices.
We will send you a ferry quote with your cottage booking confirmation or you can obtain a quote by telephone on 01929 481555.
Towns & villages on the Isle of Wight with holiday information & self catering holiday cottages. View all Isle of Wight Locations »
There are many beaches, bays and coves to enjoy all around the Isle of Wight.
Attractions & Eating OutIsle of Wight attractions, things to see and places to eat.
Book bike hire with your holiday cottage holiday. Isle of Wight Bike Hire »
We are also proud to offer holiday cottages on the Isle of Purbeck in Dorset.
Purbeck is a peninsular of land on the south coast of Dorset and the location for some of Dorset's most iconic villages and sites.
Island Cottage Holidays has self catering holiday cottages in the villages of Corfe Castle, Swanage, Studland, Langton Matravers, Worth Matravers and everywhere in between.
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More than 21 years of Isle of Wight holiday cottage letting experience and over 10,000 satisfied customers each year. - About Island Cottage Holidays
We are always looking for new high quality holiday cottages to add to our books.
To find out more about letting your Isle of Wight holiday cottage with Island Cottage Holidays please visit our Holiday Letting Information.
The Isle of Wight is famous for it's long sandy beaches, quiet coves, peaceful countryside and rolling hills. In recent years the Isle of Wight has built a prestigious reputation for local food and the quality of its restaurants and public houses. Visit our Isle of Wight Holiday Information to find out more.
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Isle of Wight Attractions

Good Food within a short walk of Freshwater Bay and Alum Bay.
Rural pub with a lovely pub garden with views towards Shanklin.
Tapas wine bar at Ventnor on the seafront.
Public house overlooking Ventnor beach.
Fine dining in Ventnor.
Small restaurant with great food by the village pond.
Rural pub with lovely garden, river and pond.
Rural public house with views over North West Isle of Wight and over to the mainland.
West Isle of Wight public house with sunny garden.
Restaurant and cafe on the seafront in Cowes.
Great public house with fantastic food.
Award winning public house with fantastic food.
Fine dining with views of the sea.
Good pub food and locally caught fish.
Friendly local pub with sunny garden.
Farm shop and cafe with good menu with farm grown ingredients.
Seaviews popular local public house by the sea.
Popular fish restaurant with friendly atmosphere.
Family run small restaurant with great food.
Fine dining near Seaview.
Village pub with good local food.
Organic supermarket selling organic & locally grown food.
Family fun park with rides and activities.
Fun rides and activities for the family.
Tree climbing adventure for the whole family.
Great fun for all ages. Railway rides and lots of special events.
See the historic family summer house of Queen Victoria.
Visit the donkeys and help with their future care.
The largest music festival on the Isle of Wight. View this years dates.
Walking on the Isle of Wight with guided walks
Here you will find holiday cottages in the locals of Seaview, Bembridge, Sandown, Shanklin, Ryde, Borthwood, Godshill and St Helens. Our special selection of holiday cottages in Seaview includes larger luxury cottages ideal for family holidays by the beach and close to the central hub of the attractive village of Seaview. Many of our cottages on the East of the Isle of Wight enjoy sea views and access to walking along the coastal path. Family entertainment on the East of the Island makes it ideal for family beach holidays.
This area also enjoys spectacular beaches, especially those found in Ventnor and St Lawrence. All of the self catering cottages in this area have good access to the beaches and coast line as well as inland to the spectacular South Downs. A self catering holiday in the south of the Isle of Wight also gives you a chance to enjoy the many natural attractions in this area, such as the Botanical Gardens.
In the West the coast line is less developed and allows for a return to nature and an enjoyment of the unique environment on the Isle of Wight. Our range of holiday cottages extend from Niton in the very South to Brighstone and Brook further West and up to Freshwater and Alum Bay in the very West of the Isle of Wight. Island Cottage Holidays holiday cottages in the West are ideal for exploring the natural environment, walking, fishing, swimming or relaxing on tranquil beaches. Niton self catering holiday cottages also bring you close to the largest children’s attraction on the Isle of Wight. Those wishing to enjoy rural village life may especially enjoy a self catering cottage in Brighstone where village life is alive an flourishing. Island Cottage Holidays offers a choice of thatched holiday cottages in Brighstone as well as modern luxury holiday homes by the beach.
The North of the Isle of Wight, around Cowes and Gurnard offers a great view of the Isle of Wight’s maritime life. Isle of Wight Yachting and Sailing is a popular draw and Island Cottage Holidays offers holiday cottages to suit those wishing to enjoy life at sea. Self Catering cottage accommodation at Cowes and Gurnard also give visitors a choice of exclusive restaurants and luxurious fine dinning. In the North West the small town of Yarmouth, where Island Cottage Holidays offers a range of holiday cottages, there are several or the best restaurants on the Isle of Wight as well as good pub food. Holiday cottages in walking distance of Yarmouth are available from Island Cottage Holidays.
There are many reasons to enjoy a self catering holiday in one of our holiday homes on the Isle of Wight. The Island attracts visitors all year around for the walking, biking / cycling, fishing, surfing, sailing and much more. In recent years the Isle of Wight has been able to offer an expanding range of activities and services. The Isle of Wight’s reputation for good food and wine has been earned through good quality public houses and fish restaurants which often specialise in locally grown and produced food. We are pleased to be able to offer holiday cottages within a short walk of some of the best public houses and restaurants. In the summer season the beaches on the Isle of Wight are the biggest draw. Long sandy beaches and warm shallow water give people a chance to relax. The importance of the sea to the Isle of Wight way of life cannot be underestimated and for that reason we specialise in self catering cottages close to the sea and with sea views.




