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Colwell Bay is part of our Daisy Door Cottage Style Collection, tastefully influenced by the Isle of Wight’s dramatic and spectacular west coast, and proudly positioned just a short stroll from the sandy shores of Colwell Bay. A unique collection offering a slice of island life and the adventure promised by a sea breeze. The fresh, nautical design of these semi detached cottages complements a sleek, contemporary finish to form a luxurious island retreat. Each features a beautifully planted courtyard, with some boasting hot tubs and impressive barbecue areas, and all enjoy access to a small, brilliantly light and airy indoor swimming pool, children’s play area, with the stunning beach only 300m away. Perfect for sun seeking couples or adventure loving families. Paradise for lovers of water, the Isle of Wight brims with attractions all year round, from extreme sports to world famous fossil hunting on its historic cliffs. Charming Yarmouth, with excellent craft shops, cafés, restaurants and a vibrant harbour scene is a must. These open plan spacious and luxurious cottages are furnished to a sleek and contemporary standard throughout, with one double and one twin (double by arrangement). Stylish shower room. Spacious living and dining area, tastefully decorated with superior quality furniture and fresh nautical theme. Indoor heated pool. Wi-Fi (in designated areas only). Children’s play area. Walking. All facilities available for all dates. Ferry Arrangements You’ll need to make a short ferry crossing (usually about 40 minutes) for your Isle of Wight holiday. Hoseasons special arrangements make it all easy for you. Please call for details.
A luxurious collection of two bedroom cottages all with courtyard patios and furnished to the highest standard. With the picturesque Colwell Bay on the doorstep, all of these quality cottages have been tastefully influenced by the sea and offer the perfect base for family holidays and romantic short breaks at any time of year.
All guests to Colwell Bay have access to the following facilities and amenities:
Patio doors leading to patio area. No pets.
Patio doors leading to patio area with outdoor hot tub. No pets.
Additional sleeping for two in the lounge area. Patio doors leading to patio area with outdoor hot tub. No pets.
Patio doors leading to patio area with outdoor hot tub.
Looking for reviews of Colwell Bay? The following Colwell Bay reviews are sourced from Google reviews.
Nice on a sunny day take change to pay for parking !
Delightful and peaceful it's a pity it closes in October
Lovely
Safe beach for kids. Unspoilt. Lovely place
Nice enough beach great facilities
If you're planning a day out during your stay at Colwell Bay then why not visit some of these local points of interest and recommended activities all within easy reach of Colwell Bay. You can use the tools below to search for other ideas for days out within the local area. Use our handy search facility below to find shops, supermarkets, cinemas and many more attractions near Colwell Bay.
A charming little beach with exceptional views of the Solent. This unspoilt area is popular with both locals and tourists alike and there is a great walk along the prom to Totland Bay. If you don't fancy a walk, why not try your hand at some water sports?
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This is an ideal beach for families and has plenty of soft sand for building sand castles. There are often sand bars out to sea which are good to play on and the sea is safe for swimming. Canoes are available for hire if you're feeling active.
Location: Christchurch More Details »
Located West of Cowes, this charming resort is fairly small and lovely to visit. Gently shelved and consisting of a mix between sand and shingle. This is a great place to swim with the family or to try some windsurfing!
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Spend some time at Christchurch Harbour on this lovely sandy beach near Hengistbury Head. A truly tranquil area to relax and take in the spectacular views. Keep an eye out for local wildlife in this conservation area.
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Award winning Cowes beach is situated to the west of Cowes town centre and is easily accessible by car, foot or local transport. The location is ideal for swimming or just sitting and watching all the activities going on around you.
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This beach has a children's play area and a paddling pool, which make it a popular choice with families. There are also lots of water activities to keep everyone entertained such as sailing, windsurfing and canoeing.
Location: Bournemouth More Details »
A lovely rolling beach with great sands for sunbathing. Play some football or get an ice cream and have fun in the arcades.
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A lovely sun trap, framed by dramatic cliffs and old Victorian seafront hotels. Favoured by locals and tourists alike, the beach is beautifully maintained and a great place to sunbathe.
Location: Ventnor More Details »
A very popular resort for locals and holiday makers alike. Featuring a lovely, clean, safe beach for families, with lifeguards in the summer. There is plenty to keep the visitor amused with cafes, restaurants and shops in the town, plus playgrounds for the children and Appley Golf Course for the adults.
Location: Ryde More Details »
A great beach for kids, that is safe to swim at and has loads of watersports on offer. Additionally, there is a lost children's patrol during peak times.
Location: Poole More Details »
This is a popular local beach, which is one of the quieter beaches in Poole. With clean, safe water it is ideal for swimming and water activities. It has Blue Flag status and is recommended in the Good Beach Guide.
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This is a beautiful beach of gravel and sand, framed by impressive cliffs, which are the highest on the south coast and give a wonderful view over the beach and sea.
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The route creates a figure of eight along gently undulating rural roads. Ride passed Yafford and its lovely watermill and then why not stop for a pub lunch in Chale?
Location: Brighstone More Details »
A gentle ride exploring the NewportâSandown cycleway down little, winding country lanes in gorgeous settings. It will take about 2 hours to complete covering about 10 miles.
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Ride through delightful scenery and past Bronze Age burial mounds in a full circle back to Brighstone Church. At 10 miles it is likely to take up to 2 hours to complete, plus stops for a couple of photo opps!
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Sturdy shoes, binoculars and a bird book will come in handy for this circular walk to Woodside Beach. Follow the footpaths and gravelled byways past the creek and through the woods to the beach. Enjoy a well deserved drink at The Sloop Inn, the start and finish point of your ramble.
Location: Wootton Bridge More Details »
Start in Sandown Bay and cycle along the old railway line deep into the countryside. Spend time in this area of outstanding natural beauty and do some off-roading near the ruins of Appuldurcombe House. The trail is so named as it is in an area which gets the highest amount of sunshine in the country!
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Stretching over 630 miles, the full walk is not for the faint-hearted, although of course it couldn't be easier to undertake just a small section of it and still enjoy some of the finest views in the country.
Location: Poole More Details »
A great circular route around the lovely Dorset countryside. On mainly tranquil, country lanes it is a fairly easy route.
Location: Wool More Details »
Treat yourself to some quality fish and chips this holiday. Berties comes recommended for their high quality of service and food and their meal deals are great value too.
Location: Highcliffe More Details »
Traditional country pub with original stone floors and real open fires as well as quality food for you to sample.
Location: Newport More Details »
Ciao caters for all party sizes, and offers diners a relaxed and comfortable atmosphere to enjoy one of their speciality dishes. Whether it's sea bass, steak, mussels, chicken, pasta or pizza, there's something for everyone.
Location: Bournemouth More Details »
Coriander has built a reputation as a good place to party â its great vibrant atmosphere is ideal for celebrating birthdays. There are menus to suit everyone with many vegetarian dishes as well as plenty of traditional Mexican dishes.
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Winner of the 'Best Evening Experience' at the Bournemouth Tourism Awards 2006, the Landmarc caters for all ages and tastes, regularly hosting evening entertainment on its purpose built stage, inside a converted Methodist church.
Location: Bournemouth
Situated at the western end of the cove and described by the Daily Express in 2003 as one of the top 5 places to eat locally produced food. This superb café boasts a picturesque terrace serving fresh, locally caught crab, together with a large selection of sandwiches.
Location: Ventnor More Details »
You are assured of a warm welcome when you dine at the restaurant and bar at The Bayhouse hotel, situated on the edge of Shanklin's 'Old Village'. You'll find the views from the restaurant's vast windows as appealing as the first class menu and wine list.
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Located on the high street at the top of the old village, the fully licensed bistro has a rapidly building reputation for excellent food and fine wines served in a warm and friendly atmosphere.
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Whilst the restaurant's ambiance and cuisine are French in style, it seems the real draw is the quality and range of fresh fish on the menu. Lobster, Dover sole, scallops, crab and prawn are all likely to make an appearance.
Location: Swanage More Details »
If your taste runs to fine cuisine served in comfortable and friendly surroundings, the Corner Restaurant will surely whet your appetite. They have four seasonal menus and a daily specials board which includes freshly caught fish.
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Da Vinci's sits on the waterfront with stunning views over the Poole Harbour. Main courses draw heavily on the best fresh ingredients and the fish is displayed daily on the fish counter.
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The Cabin Café is one of those tucked away gems off the beaten track but, once found, never forgotten. Nestling at the foot of the cliff, it overlooks picturesque Forelands beach.
Location: Bembridge More Details »
Sourcing produce from top of the range suppliers is very important here. The food is traditional English with a dash of international, classic favourites â they will, if they can, even create something which isn't on the menu to meet any special needs.
Location: Wimbourne More Details »
Tucked away on Wharf Hill, The Black Boy is still faithful to its origins as a traditional local pub. They offer a good selection of home cooked favourites.
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Loch Fyne â the home of the seafood restaurant with over 46 restaurants in the UK. Each place is very different but you are still assured of the same warm welcome and superb food.
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Treat yourself to a truly memorable culinary experience at one of the city's newest and largest restaurants, serving authentic and original Indian Cuisine in a modern setting.
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The garden is noted for its colourful herbaceous borders, grassy terraces planted with fruit trees and its views. The 16th and 17th century manor house, which is tenanted, lies at the heart of the Mottistone Estate, which offers great walks between the Downs and the coast.
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After being first planted during the 1920s, these wonderful gardens unfortunately were left to deteriorate. However, an impressive replanting and landscaping scheme in 1996 has restored them to their former glory. Containing a mixture of tropical/sub-tropical plants, deciduous woodland and many species of bird, these enchanting gardens are a treat to behold.
Location: Bournemouth More Details »
A charming, informal garden which was first planted in 1922 with a range of flowers, shrubs and trees carefully selected to provide beauty year round. Stroll around the delightful gardens or sit, relax and soak up the scenery.
Location: Lyndhurst More Details »
Ventnor Botanic Garden is a place where the pleasure of plants can be enjoyed to the fullest, and people of all ages can come and learn about the plant world.
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First laid out in 1929, Compton Acres is an exceptionally well preserved example of a classic late Victorian garden. There are several gardens to take a stroll around and enjoy, such as the Japanese Garden and the Italian Garden.
Location: Poole More Details »
Home to one of the country's most extensive collections of grasses, the four acre garden features specialist plants which are available to buy in the nursery. See if you can count the 6000 named plants, or just wander among the trees and shrubs.
Location: Hampreston More Details »
Dean's Court garden is a peaceful haven near the centre of the busy market town of Wimbourne. The 13 acres of partly wild gardens surround an old house that was once the Deanery to the Minster.
Location: Wimbourne More Details »
An amazing, eccentric yet exciting attraction set within the heritage coastline of the South West of the Isle of Wight. Forty acres of gardens, feature a range of children's activities as well as a maze, water gardens and clifftop walks.
Location: Chale More Details »
One of the Island's leading tourist attractions, Butterfly world was opened in 1983 and was then only the 5th butterfly house in the world. In 1989 Fountain World was added to provide customers with a longer and more interesting visit.
Location: Wootton More Details »
The island's favourite countryside attraction with something for everyone â the biggest rides, loads of children's play features and areas of space to run free. A new woodland centre has fascinating displays and wildlife information.
Location: Newport More Details »
Amazon World zoo park is a fun-filled, all weather day out. It is home to over 200 different species of birds and animals including sloths, anteaters, armadillos, crocodiles and many more.
Location: Newchurch More Details »
Adventure Wonderland is an all inclusive park that combines timeless fun and games of the Alice in Wonderland story with the thrilling outdoor adventure rides of the main park and the undercover Lost Aztec World of Wild Thing.
Location: Bournemouth More Details »
Explore the world and see the many underwater species from the Amazon, the Mediterranean, Africa, the Ganges and the Florida Keys. There's even an underwater dive cage which submerges visitors in a 270 degree continuous view of the ocean.
Location: Bournemouth More Details »
Dinosaur Isle is Britain's first purpose built dinosaur attraction set just over the sea wall in Sandown in a spectacularly shaped building reminiscent of a pterosaur flying across the Cretaceous skies. (Dogs welcome on outdoor guided field trips)
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The Isle of Wight Zoo is a popular destination for all ages. Situated alongside Yaverland Beach, the zoo provides a fun, educational and wholesome day out for all the family.
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Big rides, little rides, massive play areas and beautiful gardens â this is a theme park for all the family. Over 50 different rides and attractions including the awesome Cobra family rollercoaster.
Location: The New Forest More Details »
Gus Gorilla's jungle playground has three exciting levels to explore: there's the spiral slide, a drop slide, tube slides, a ball pool, a ball cannon you can fire and a ball juggler to keep children entertained.
Location: Poole More Details »
Blue Reef is part of a new generation of wildlife attractions which aim to inspire a deeper understanding and appreciation of the natural world. The sights, sounds and smells of the sea are vividly recreated by more than 30 displays.
Location: Tynemouth More Details »
With 30 acres of fun, Putlakeis home to many animals including barn owls, guinea pigs, ferrets, pigs, alpacas, ponies and a shire horse. Outside there are bouncy castles, trampolines, pedal tractors, and the opportunity to bottle feed lambs and goats.
Location: Swanage More Details »
Built well over 50 years ago, the superb 1/10th scale models continue to surprise and amaze visitors with their quality and realism. The historic market town of Wimbourne Minster has been recreated, exactly as it was during the 1950s.
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Once in the farm park Straw Mountain greets you with slides and tunnels. The undercover facilities in the play barn include pedal tractors, a bouncy castle and ball pits. You can also take part in the timetable of bottle feeding the baby lambs and goats.
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The Blue Pool at Furzebrook was once a claypit which accounts for a rare phenomenon that has attracted visitors from across the world since it opened in 1935. Minuscule, light diffracting particles of clay retained in the water cause it to change colour.
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Amidst the woodland of Dorset lie 65 acres of sanctuary for over 160 primates. Monkey World works in conjunction with foreign governments from all over the world to stop illegal smuggling of apes out of Africa and Asia.
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Built on the north shore of the Isle of Wight to guard the Solent, the remains of Fort Victoria now house a marine aquarium, a sea bed archaeology exhibition, a planetarium and a model railway.
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The threat of a French invasion prompted the construction in 1862 of this spectacular site, which now contains exhibitions about the battery's involvement in the First and Second World Wars. The battery retains two of its original gun barrels.
Location: Alum Bay More Details »
Dinosaur Farm Museum is popular with children as well as adults. Children's activities include 3D dinosaur jigsaws, a fossil sandpit and dinosaur rubbings.
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Built in the 1830s by Lord Stuart de Rothesay. Work such as medieval stonework and European stained glass were incorporated into the unique Romantic Picturesque style building. This remarkable castle is a must see.
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In the medieval hall, the museum depicts the history of the Isle of Wight including the imprisonment of King Charles I at Carisbrooke Castle itself.
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Set in an Edwardian power station and containing unique displays of electrical items ranging from a Bournemouth tram car to boot warmers, this museum is only five minutes from the town centre and well worth a visit.
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Step into Queen Victoria's favourite home and experience a world unchanged since the country's longest reigning monarch died here just over 100 years ago. See the splendour in which they lived and learn about the staff that kept them here throughout her infamous reign. View the artwork and gifts around the house; keepsakes from around the world at a time when the British Empire still dominated the globe. The charm and character of this much loved home is there for all to see.
Location: East Cowes More Details »
The models depict Godshill and Shanklin Old Villages. You can walk amongst the 1/10 scale models and maybe catch a little islander at work or play.
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The aviation museum contains a unique collection of ex-military and civilian aircraft, some of which still fly. On display are a Meteor, Hunter, Vampire, Jet Provost, BAC-111, Buccaneer, 1934 Dragon Rapide and the world's last flying Sea Vixen.
Location: Bournemouth More Details »
Meet British legends such as Queen Victoria, William Shakespeare and Winston Churchill, see torture instruments from the Royal Castle of Nuremberg, wander through World War One trenches, visit Henry V111 in his Tudor mansion, admire historic steam engines and enjoy some seaside amusements from yesteryear.
Location: Nr Sandown More Details »
Learn about the history and heritage of Little London by the Sea with a fascinating insight into how Swanage town and its people have evolved over the millennia. Enjoy the film, information panels and activities as well as some incredible views. (Limited disabled access)
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Picture yourself in a tiny miniature submarine about to slip under an enemy ship â at the Royal Navy Submarine Museum you can experience the reality, tracing back the history to when submarines were first conceived.
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Brownsea Island sits in Poole Harbour and is the largest of eight islands â a very natural site for Henry VIII to construct one of his coastal castles in the 1540s. Now in the care of the National Trust, Brownsea is an important habitat for red squirrels. It was also the location of the first Scout camp in 1907 led by Lord Baden-Powell.
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A fantastic attraction displaying the history of the Royal Navy in all its glory. Visit the Action Stations, a fun, interactive section which is great for all ages. Or take a stroll around the Mary Rose, who sat at the bottom of the sea for almost 450 years, before being raised in 1982. The famous HMS Victory is also on display, which commanded by Lord Nelson lived up to its name at the Battle of Trafalgar and was also the last thing Nelson saw alive. HMS Warrior a fine example of a 19th century warship can also be visited. In addition to the glorious ships The Royal Naval Museum is also worth a visit, depicting the lives and stories of their battles, ships and those that served upon them.
Location: Portsmouth More Details »
One of the most famous cathedrals in the world. Salisbury is unique amongst medieval English cathedrals: it was built within one century with no substantial later additions. The building itself is remarkable, a testimony to the faith and practical skills of those who erected it.
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Located on the southern side of Poole Harbour, this nature reserve encompasses 5 kilometres of beaches and many wildlife habitats, including scrub, bogs, heathland and sand dunes. You can also discover all 6 varieties of British reptile here.
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A wonderful country park, spanning 113 hectares with sea-cliffs, woodland, haymeadows and hedgerows. In this varied area live equally varied species of wildlife. There are recorded; 33 species of butterfly, 500 wildflowers, 500 moths and over 250 species of birds.
Location: Swanage More Details »
A relaxing haven of an island with huge varieties of wildlife. Set in Poole harbour, Brownsea island has stunning views over Studland. This little island has played host to a Victorian pottery, an Edwardian country estate and played a decoy during World War Two. It was also the location of Baden Powell's first scout camp in 1907!
Location: Poole More Details »
A wonderful place of open heathland and old oak woodland â this habitat is rare in Britain today, but you can enjoy its vast expanse and discover some of the special wildlife which makes its home here.
Location: Wareham More Details »
Located in Christchurch Bay with fully qualified, friendly staff, Ocean Sports offers a range of courses, catering for the beginner to advanced levels in a range of sports including windsurfing, power kiting, power boating and children's sports.
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Jolly Roger's Plaice is the largest indoor children's soft adventure playground area on the Isle of Wight. Giant three-level play frame with separate dedicated zones for babies and under fives.
Location: Newport More Details »
A gem of a course set on the downs about Newport, the 'capital' of the Isle of Wight, and surrounded by fantastic views to Portsmouth on one side and Southampton on the other.
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This is the only scuba diving centre in the area with its own on-site indoor scuba diving pool which have full multimedia facilities. You can perfect your technique before heading into the sea.
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The Bournemouth surf school offers lessons for everyone, from beginners to the experienced. You will be given tuition from an expert, and they even offer surfing trips.
Location: Bournemouth More Details »
This is the only Level 3 British Surfing Association Approved surf school on the South Coast of England. All coaches are BSA Professional Surf Instructors with many years of experience. There are lessons for everyone, from those with no surfing experience to the hard core surfers out there!
Location: Bournemouth More Details »
South Coast Kitesurfing is the only dedicated kitesurfing school providing lessons in Poole Harbour. They can provide kitesurfing lessons tailored to your specific needs.
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A fun little paddling pool with an island in the shape of the Isle of Wight in the middle which children can play on.
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Expect lots of fun with 22 lanes of computerised tenpin bowling, fast food diner, licensed bar serving bar meals, restaurant in the summer, patio area, large screen TV and pool tables.
Location: Ryde More Details »
Gosport Ice Rink is a large indoor facility that boasts one of the South's only all year round ice rinks. There is also a fully catered café and a shop that sells everything from skating to ice hockey equipment.
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An experienced, professional and safety conscious skipper and crew await your company for a sea fishing trip. Take a ride out on the Jurassic Coast and experience a day's deep sea fishing, bass angling, mackerel trips and wreck fishing.
Location: Swanage More Details »
Three pools including 75 metre flume, water cannons, bubble seats, tipping bucket pirate ship promise lots of fun. Archie's World adventure play area is for the younger ones.
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Located in the centre of the island, Newport is its principal town and main shopping centre. Excellent roads and bus services make it easy to reach from anywhere on the island.
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Local theatre offering professional and amateur shows as well as movies â check the website for forthcoming events.
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Separated by the River Medina and linked by a chain ferry, the Isle of Wight's most northerly towns of Cowes and East Cowes are steeped in maritime history.
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The Opera House opened in 1895, and has just completed a restoration project. One of Bournemouth's oldest entertainment venues, it features many different events including tribute acts, bands, club nights and magic shows.
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The original pier was built in 1861, and has had to be rebuilt several times due to weather damage and attacks by marine teredo worms. It now houses a theatre which hosts many music, comedy, magic and dance performances.
Location: Bournemouth More Details »
If you're looking for a relaxing shopping experience with all the top high street stores then The Avenue is for you â everything you could want all under one roof.
Location: Bournemouth More Details »
A Victorian town with a Mediterranean feel, Ventnor is one of the sunniest spots on the island. Built on a series of terraces beneath St Boniface Down, the town's roads zigzag down to the sea past the beautifully planted cascades.
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The gallery contains a large number of original pictures as well as collectible limited edition prints from the country's leading artists. It also stocks a collection of glassware, ceramics and jewellery.
Location: Swanage More Details »
Gunwharf Quays has so much to offer with over 95 designer outlets, 30 cosmopolitan bars and restaurants, health and fitness centre, 14 screen 'Vue' cinema, 26 lane bowlplex, Jongleurs comedy club and Tiger Tiger dance club.
Location: Portsmouth More Details »
Hands on learning has never been such fun! Captain John is a teacher of all things pirate based, he runs the Smuggler's Hole and tells stories, gives demonstrations in pyrotechnics on the battlefields and features in the stage shows.
Location: Lytchett Minster More Details »
The Rex Cinema is 85 years old, and as well as showing all the latest and greatest movie blockbusters, they also show classic and art house films, and hold regular film festivals.
Location: Wareham More Details »
Situated in the heart of the historic city of Winchester, a fully enclosed mall consisting of many of your favourite high street shops.
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This theatre presents a wide range of work, from stand-up comedy to children's theatre as well as music, dance and classical plays.
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Showing a full programme of up to date films (check website for times). Free and disabled parking available and the centre is wheelchair friendly.
Location: Salisbury More Details »
A boat cruise from the narrow harbour mouth and between the sandy point of Hayling Island all the way to Dell Quay enables you to see much of the unspoilt area and its bird life from the water.
Location: Chichester More Details »
Here is a selection of other holiday parks near Colwell Bay. Alternatively you may wish to view all our holiday parks in Isle Of Wight or holiday parks in Freshwater.
Whitecliff Bay Holiday Park, Bembridge