Isle of Wight holiday cottages available for the Easter Holidays.
Sleeps 6 in 3 bedrooms; Children welcome
The Old Cottage is a wonderful 18th Century, Grade 2* listed property. It is beautifully situated overlooking the sea, in ‘ An Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty', on the south coast of Island. A quiet cove, where visitors can paddle and swim, is within a 15 minute walk of the cottage. St Lawrence is renowned for its mild climate and in the nearby Botanical Garden many rare and tropical trees and plants are grown.The Old Cottage at St Lawrence, Isle of Wight is available for up to 6 people .
Sleeps 2 in 1 bedroom
This pretty cottage is one of a small group of 5 cottages nestled in an attractive courtyard location adjacent to Ventnor Park Gardens and within a pleasant 10 minute stroll through the park to Ventnor esplanade with its lovely beach and bay. Castle Coach House has been converted from part of the original stables of Steephill Castle and has pretty leaded windows, a lovely bay window, a charming porch and many beams.Castle Coach House at Ventnor, Isle of Wight is available for up to 2 people .
Sleeps 2 + 1 in 1 bedroom; Children 4 + and babies under 18mnts welcome
This stone cottage is very attractively situated surrounded by beautiful South Wight countryside. It is within a pleasant 5 minute stroll, across the fields, of the small village of Whitwell. In the village centre there is an attractive church and a public house which is good for meals. The sandy beach of Ventnor is within 5 minutes drive.Hedgerow Cottage at Whitwell, Isle of Wight is available for up to 3 people .
Sleeps 2 in one bedroom + a child on a sofa bed or baby in a cot
This pretty detached cottage is attractively situated in the beautiful gardens of Shalfleet Manor House. The Manor house is built of Island stone and dates back to the 1600's. It is close to the centre of the village and surrounded by several acres of garden. In the gardens is a beautifully secluded heated swimming pool which visitors are welcome to use.Shalfleet Cottage at Shalfleet, Isle of Wight is available for up to 3 people .
Sleeps 2 in 1 bedroom; Not suitable for children;
This attractive property overlooks the gardens of Ventor Park and is within a 10 minute walk of the beach at Ventnor and also of the town centre. This a beautiful coastal area and a pleasant walk through the gardens leads to the small esplanade of Ventnor, a small seaside resort. The quiet bay is ideal for swimming and paddling.The Clock Tower at Ventnor, Isle of Wight is available for up to 2 people .
Sleeps 8 in 4 bedrooms; Children welcome
Beautifully situated with panoramic coastal views from almost every room and less than a 5 minute stroll from the sea. It is in an ‘Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty’ on the south east coast of the Island, an area renowed for its mild climate. The house stands just above the charming small fishing village of Steep Hill Cove.Western Lines at Ventnor, Isle of Wight is available for up to 8 people .
Sleeps 2 in 1 bedroom; Not suitable for children
This pretty thatched cottage is attractively situated in the grounds of Gillmans House, close to the centre of Brighstone - a charming village with many thatched cottages, an ancient church, post office, public house and National Trust shop. The village is surrounded by beautiful West Wight countryside and is less than a mile from the beach and National Trust coastline. Behind the village are the Brighstone Downs. Footpaths can be followed from here that lead to the renowned Tennyson Downs and The Needles. The spectacular coastal views from these downs are breathtaking.Stable Cottage at Brighstone, Isle of Wight is available for up to 2 people .
Sleeps 2 in 1 bedroom; Not suitable for children
Situated on the South East side of the Island in an attractive farm courtyard with ancient Grade 11 listed barns and a traditional farmhouse which dates back to the 17th Century. Sainham Farm occupies a delightful position, lying at the foot of Appuldurcombe Down and above the picturesque village of Godshill, in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. This village is renowned for its church and pretty thatched cottages. The sandy beaches of Shanklin, Sandown and Ventnor are only a ten minute drive away.The Coach House at Godshill, Isle of Wight is available for up to 2 people .
Sleeps 8 in 5 bedrooms; Children welcome
Sylvan Seas is a lovely detached house situated in a very pleasant area close to the sea on the south coast of the Isle of Wight. It is in an attractive, quiet residential area of individual properties with large gardens. There are views of the sea from the upper terrace and the front bedrooms. This part of the Island is renowned for its mild climate and a beautiful botanical garden with many rare plants is nearby. From the house visitors can take a 10 minute stroll to two small coves and can join the coastal path for a delightful walk through to Ventnor. The small coastal resort of Ventnor with its sandy beach, restaurants and entertainments is less than a 5 minute drive away.Sylvan Seas at St Lawrence, Isle of Wight is available for up to 8 people .
Sleeps 4 + 1 in 2 bedrooms
Within 3 minutes of Shanklin's sandy beach - ideal for paddling and swimming. It is only a 2 minute walk from the lodge to the cliff path for beautiful views across Sandown Bay to the white cliff of Culver. Shanklin is a pleasant small resort on the south east coast of the Island with its own small theatre and a variety of interesting shops and restaurants. The Old Village of Shanklin has pretty thatched cottages, tea shops and public houses plus a beautiful chine, floodlit in the evening.Apple Tree Lodge at Shanklin, Isle of Wight is available for up to 5 people .
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The Easter holidays are a lovely time to visit the Isle of Wight and explore the country side, visit the historic buildings and it isn't too early to visit the beach and play ball games on the beach.
Cycling, walking, horse riding and visiting the beach are all popular Easter holiday activities and the Isle of Wight has facilities and attractions to help you get the most out of this school holiday. The amusement parks at Blackgang Chine and Robin Hill welcomes families with children of all ages to enjoy the rides and walk around the park. Their creative attractions are maybe best enjoyed at this time of year when the parks don't have too many visitors. The Isle of Wight Steam Railway also offer events and an interesting day out with the children.
Eating out and visiting the numerous quality restaurants on the Isle of Wight is a holiday activity in its self. There are numerous Michelin Guide restaurants on the Island and gastro tourism is becoming a popular reason to tour the Isle of Wight.
What ever you do on the Isle of Wight this Easter it is worth visiting our Isle of Wight Guide and events.onthewight.com.