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Things to do in Isle of Wight
The Isle of Wight is a beautiful island located off of the coast of England. This gorgeous landmass is bursting full of history and has 60 miles of lush scenery and many attractions that tourists can visit.
Many of the island's attractions focus on the nature on and in the surrounding areas. The Isle of Wight is one of the hottest and sunniest places in Great Britain, so many people come here to have a fun, outdoor vacation. One of the places to visit while at the Isle of Wight is Aldermoor Earthworks. Aldermoor Earthworks was once a farm, but hasn't been a working farm in over twenty-five years. Today, the farm works with animal conservation and rehabilitation, and tries to teach the public about these topics. It is a wonderful place to take a family because they offer a wide variety of educational workshops that range from how to start your own bee-keeping business to how to live frugally in an economically unstable world. Aldermoor Earthworks is a popular place for nature lovers and families.
Don't miss visiting one of the many parks and beaches on the island. The parks are full of green grass and blooming flowers, and are kept extraordinarily clean and neat. They are also home to 11 sports grounds and many parks have won awards for their beautiful gardens and wonderful landscapes. The beaches on the island are also top-notch. The Isle of Wight has 11 award winning beaches that are maintained at the absolute highest standards possible and are incredibly clean and safe. The Isle of Wight prides itself in its beautiful parks and beaches.
If you are more of a history buff, then you'll fall in love with the historical monuments scattered throughout the island. St. Lawrence is home to four historical monuments: Afton Down Obelisk, Grays Monument, Hoy Monument, and St. Catherine's Oratory. All four of these monuments can easily be seen in one day. There are also many museums, theatres, and zoos on the island. The Amazon World Zoo is a sight to see for all ages. It has the Isle of Wight's largest group of exotic animals and is a great place to go to spend a day of fun.
People who enjoy more traditional vacations will enjoy this island as well. You could visit some of the theme parks and other recreation events around the island. The Blackgang Chine is a theme park located in Nr Ventnor that sits atop 40 acres of cliffs and includes roller coaster water slides, and it even has a cowboy town. You could also participate in many of the recreational events on the island that are offered year around. Many of the beaches offer paragliding during the hotter months and often parks have areas where they hold horseback riding classes for all ages during all seasons.
The Isle of Wight is a beautiful island that is full of history and is a bustling little, family oriented community. It is made up of only 15 main towns and offers a wide range of tourist attractions and nature reserves. It is a wonderful place to take a family, but also a wonderful place to have a nature vacation, and to get away from the bustle of a big city.
Map of campsites in Isle of Wight where dogs are allowed
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