isle of wight

21sT APRIL 2025

6 DAYS

£615

Limited Free Singles

Royal Esplanade Hotel 3*

Excursions Include

Ventnor Botanical Gardens are a real gem on the Isle of Wight’s South Coast and has a unique micro climate. There are many secret gardens hidden away in the 22 acres. With many unique, impressive and rare plants to be found. You can enjoy a lovely coffee overlooking the gardens on the sun terrace.

Osborne House was built between 1845 and 1851 for Queen Victoria and Prince Albert as a summer home and rural retreat. Albert designed the house himself, in the style of an Italian Renaissance palazzo. Queen Victoria died at   Osborne House on 22 January 1901, aged 81.

 Adgestone Vineyard is the oldest continuously operating commercial vineyard in England. Not only do they make English Wines they also make Country Wines and Liqueurs by making the most of their fermentation vats, they spend the spring collecting fruits, flowers and fresh grown root ginger from their own vineyard to bring you natural Country Wines and liqueurs.

 A visit to the Isle of Wight would not be complete without    seeing the Needles at Alum Bay. There is now a viewing platform for those who do not want to use the chair lift or walk down to the seafront. Depending on times there may be a chance of catching the scenic bus up to the battery where the views are incredible                                                                                                                     

ROYAL ESPLANADE 3* offers comfortable rooms in a  Victorian building with en suite, hair dryer, tea and coffee facilities. The hotel has a comfortable lounge or the cosy bar , there is a lift but a few stairs may still be necessary due to the age and design of the building, 24hr reception

TOUR INCLUDES;

HOME TO HOME

PORTERAGE

5 NTS DINNER, BED AND BREAKFAST

RETURN FERRY CROSSING

ENTRANCE TO OSBORNE HOUSE

ENTRANCE TO VENTNOR BOTANICAL GARDENS

VISIT TO ADGESTONE VINEYARD