There are numerous noteworthy places that you can visit during your Isle of Wight holidays. This small island offers hundreds of thrilling explorations and events that visitors will not be spending a day of boredom or inaction. Staying for a week at the Isle of Wight cottages would ensure that you will be able to tour some major tourists’ attractions in the island. Whether you are fond of the wild, of Mother Nature or of the glitzy glamour of the night life, you will find adventure and all the titillating activities that go with it in this island get-away. Going with a group is a blast, because you can then engage in challenges like, kayaking and sailing, that requires group effort and cooperation. The Isle of Wight holidays provide a perfect time to spend with loved ones. The whole adventure would be one in a lifetime experience you would always remember.
Classic Boat Museum
The Classic Boat Museum is a unique museum that merits a day of your Isle of Wight holidays. Classic items like powerboats, artefacts, photographs, sailing paraphernalia, films, books and many more items related to the island’s maritime history are displayed for everyone to admire. You can stay at the Isle of Wight cottages while touring the local tourists’ points of interest. The Redwing and Coweslip and the Flying Fifteen are two of the prominent displays of boats in the museum. You can learn about the maritime history of the Isle of Wight from these stunning actual collections of maritime related objects. You can go as often as you can because it is readily accessible from the Isle of Wight cottages. The cottages are near the major tourists’ attractions but private transportation is preferred because you can go anywhere you would like to.
The Bricksfields Horsecountry
Getting to the Bricksfields Horsecountry is not difficult if you are staying at one of the spacious Isle of Wight cottages. This is a “farm” which is a notable place to visit during your Isle of Wight holidays. The extraordinary place has different breeds of horses, ponies, pigs, donkeys, ducks, goats, chickens, goose and other farm animals. If you have children, you can take them to Bricksfields and let them spend an exciting day riding the ponies. You can cook in the Isle of Wight cottages and have a pleasurable picnic with your family. Your children can also sign up or riding lessons and participate in feeding the animals or in the jumping competitions created for visitors. If you are single, then you can have a wholesome trip with them. The Isle of Wight holidays would be an entirely unique experience for them. Relax, give yourself a break, and get away from the rigors of work and the hurly-burly of daily life.
