Martin Ager

The term Isle of Wight Tourism conjures up images of sunny beaches, dramatic coastlines and glorious countryside. Isle of Wight tourism brings in an estimated £350 million plus per year, which is vital to the Island’s economy.

Isle of Wight beaches currently feature 13 award-winning beaches, three of them Blue Flag winners. The Blue Flag is only awarded to coastal locations that have achieved the highest quality in water, facilities, safety, environmental education and...

Below is a list of events on the Isle of Wight for 2007. Whatever your interests, there is always plenty to see and do here on this wonderful holiday island.

Isle of Wight art galleries exhibit many superb collections of art and crafts. They include not only paintings and drawings, but also fine sculptures and ceramics.

Isle of Wight towns make ideal locations for a relaxing break, all offering excellent accommodation to suit every pocket. With many being on the coast, it makes the Island a popular holiday destination.

Beakers, Romans, Saxons & DanesAround 1900 BC the Beaker people arrived - so called from their distinctive pottery. They called the Island Wiht (weight) meaning raised or what rises over the sea.

Lighthouses on the Isle of Wight are major landmarks here on the island. It is an ideal location for lighthouse enthusiasts to visit. Below you will see information regarding the lighthouses on the Isle of Wight.NEEDLES LIGHTHOUSESet in the western...

Isle of Wight museums are an outstanding assortment of wide-ranging historic collections located around the Island. They are so diverse that everyone, regardless of age will enjoy a visit to at least one of these excellent museums.Below is a...

Isle of Wight villages are amongst the prettiest in the UK. Many “chocolate box” villages have delightful thatched cottages and welcoming olde worlde pubs.

There are and have been many famous people on the Isle of Wight. Below is a selection of those who have lived on, or who have visited this wonderful island.