by martin@netguides.co.uk | Feb 19, 2021
From the world’s oldest sailing regatta, Cowes Week to the Isle of Wight Festival, there are fairs, festivals and events which encompass everything from Island renowned garlic to music, sailing, art and literature. There are also the Walking Festivals, Walk the Wight... 
by martin@netguides.co.uk | Feb 19, 2021
Did you know that 11 out of the 14 Island beaches have the highest rating for bathing water quality? The Environment Agency gave the stamp of approval of ‘excellent’ to 11 beaches with the other 3 receiving a rating of ‘good’ so you and yours can paddle and swim... 
by martin@netguides.co.uk | Feb 19, 2021
The fact that the Isle of Wight is surrounded by water on all sides (as any island is) makes for different tidal and wind conditions and so is ideal for a varied mix of water sports. Enjoy sailing, kayaking and paddle boarding on some of the calmer Island waters or if... 
by martin@netguides.co.uk | Feb 19, 2021
The Isle of Wight is brilliant for cyclists with not just a full round the Island route of 65 miles, many of which are hilly, but with other cycle tracks which are ideal for beginners and families. There’s the extremely popular Red Squirrel route which follows the old... 
by martin@netguides.co.uk | Feb 19, 2021
From the 68 mile long coastal path to the extensive network of footpaths and trails that criss cross the Island, there are walks of all lengths and abilities to suit everyone. Not everyone is happy to just head off with a map in hand and so there are a number of...
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