Attractions

Splatter On Paintball was est. in 2004, we have always been and still are the Island’s “Go to” premium Paintball site. Our excellent safety record is something we are very proud of. Our marshals are professionally trained by Sid himself with his 22 years of experience in paintball and all have been Dbs checked. We simply are unbeatable on our Read more…

Swing on by to Monkey Haven, the happiest attraction in town! The award-winning sanctuary is a happy home to rescued gibbons, monkeys, meerkats, reptiles and owls. You’ll love the keeper talks, play areas, tea room, gift shop, free wifi and exciting new app. Free return within 7 days. Read more…

Come and enjoy the military exhibits in the museum halls. Relax in Churchills, licensed in-house tea room (gluten free options available) decorated with memorabilia and enjoy a coffee and a selection of light snacks. Phone for details of vehicle rides during 2019. Read more…

Set in the stunning Arreton countryside, Arreton Barns is the Island’s largest arts and crafts centre, showcasing the best in local artisans. Open seven days a week, with free parking. Find unique gifts then enjoy delicious food, fine wines and real ales at The Dairyman’s Daughter pub. Read more…

Butterfly World is a butterfly zoo located on the Isle of Wight. A visit provides the opportunity to see hundreds of butterflies flying freely in a natural environment, with the unique opportunity to study their life cycle first hand. Alongside Butterfly World we have Fountain World, the Italian & Japanese gardens, Koi ponds and more. Whether you’re here for the Read more…

With a large indoor seating area where the walls are adorned with works from Island artists and a lovely terrace that overlooks Newport Harbour, The Quay Café Bar is the perfect place to enjoy coffee, breakfast, lunch or an evening meal with friends. If it’s some alone time you’re after, there’s free Wi-Fi and a book exchange by the sofas Read more…

Experience fun-filled outdoor adventure for all the family at Robin Hill Country Park. With 88 acres of rolling countryside and enchanting woodland, some of the Island’s biggest rides and loads of children’s play features, plus areas of open space to run free, there really is something for everyone to explore. Whether you choose to start your own African Adventure in Read more…

A quiet backwater with a busy Medieval past, now bursting with wildlife and a town hall with no town… The nature reserve This is the only National Nature Reserve on the Isle of Wight. It is a beautiful retreat that has something to offer boat owners, walkers, wildlife enthusiasts and historians or just those in search of peace and tranquility. Read more…

Steeped in history, once the prison of Charles I and the official residence of the Island’s Governor, now a fascinating historical attraction. Also home to the Carisbrooke donkeys, who happily demonstrate how they were used to turn the treadwheel in the well-house during the 17th century. Read more…

Newport Roman Villa is a 1,700 year old farmhouse and Scheduled Ancient Monument in the care of the Isle of Wight Council Heritage Service. Discovered in 1926 when the owner of a nearby house dug foundations for a garage, subsequent excavations revealed extensive remains of a late Romano-British farmhouse built around 280 AD. The well-preserved remains at Newport Roman Villa Read more…