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The Isle of Wight has one of the UK's most spectacular and diverse coastlines, rugged and unspoilt, with numerous areas of outstanding natural beauty and award-winning beaches. Our base is the 3 star Trouville Hotel, Sandown offering excellent food and hospitality while occupying a commanding sea front position. The restaurant, lounge and bars boast stunning panoramic views across the sweep of Sandown Bay. All rooms have en-suite bathrooms, TV and hospitality tray. All Double/Twin rooms have glorious sea views, there is a lift to all floors and evening entertainment is provided in the hotel.
We make an early morning departure from your local points to travel down to the south coast with a suitable stop for lunch, boarding the ferry to the Isle of Wight and continue the journey to the hotel, arriving in time for the evening meal.
A Tour along the South Coast to the Needles at Alum Bay, to see the famous multi coloured sand cliffs breath-taking views of the Needles and lighthouse the most iconic scene on the Island. Returning back to Sandown via the charming port of Yarmouth, an historic harbour town with its cobbled streets and wooden Pier.
Today we travel inland to Havenstreet to board the steam train, settle back in the restored carriages and travel back in time to the golden age of steam hauled by one of the magnificent steam engines, that will take you on a journey through the beautiful, unspoilt Isle of Wight Countryside. In the afternoon we visit the quintessential village of Godshill the most photographed village in Great Britain as well as being the prettiest place on the Island with its charming cottages, medieval churches and tea rooms. Including a visit to the model village before returning back to Sandown.
Visiting Osborne House which was Queen Victoria and Prince Albert's favourite seaside retreat. You will see the state rooms where they entertained their important guests, along with the sitting room and the balcony, where they used to listen to nightingales on a summers evening. See the Queens bedroom where she sadly died and enjoy the gardens which surround the house and parkland with its historic trees many planted by Prince Albert himself.
To Carisbrook Castle, nr Newport it has been an artillery fortress, King's prison and a royal summer residence now the location of the new stunning Edwardian-style Princess Beatrice garden. Moving onto Shanklin enjoy a stroll along the seafront or visit to Rylestone Gardens with the picturesque Shanklin old village with thatched cottages only few minute's walk away.
To explore Sandown, a traditional seaside resort with a long sweeping bay, array of shops lining the promenade and an elegant Victorian pier. Or you may want to visit one of the Islands many attractions using the local extensive bus service.
Sadly time to make your way back to the ferry for the homeward journey back to Lincolnshire with suitable refreshment and comfort stops as required.