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ONE-TIME HAUNT OF QUEEN VICTORIA, THE ISLAND HAS A HOST OF UNIQ
Alfred, Lord Tennyson knew a decent place to hike when he saw one. It’s a sunny afternoon and I’m walking up the grassy chalk downland named in the Victorian poet’s honour, with the English Channel to
Wightlink Ferries travel between Lymington and Yarmouth up to 15 times each way daily, with the crossing taking 40 minutes. Tickets for foot passengers and those taking cars should both be booked in a
From gnarly ridge traverses to relaxing strolls along silvery beaches, these island hikes lend themselves to the long days of Summer
England’s largest island is well known for its yacht regatta, scenic beaches and dinosaur fossils, but the Ventnor Fringe, a quirky annual Isle of Wight arts festival, is something a little bit differ
Contemporary artist Bridget Lansley applied her love of colour and composition to transform a run-down clapboard house on the Isle of Wight into a stunning seaside home
You’ll never forget your first sight of the bridge 100 feet above the Atlantic Ocean. It runs from the County Antrim clifftop to the rocky island of Carrick-a-Rede. Erected in 1775, the bridge enabled