Self catering holiday cottages on the Isle of Wight

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Nothing is very far from the sea in the Isle of Wight, so it hardly surprising that sailing is a popular pastime, from the Yarmouth Old Gaffers Festival to Cowes week, there is always something to watch on the coast around the Isle of Wight. With large tracts of open countryside - much of the island is within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty walking is a pleasure, frequently increased by the plethora of ancient sites including some magnificent Roman remains doted across the landscape.

Brighstone, just a few minutes walk from the sea lies on the south west cost, the sunny side of the chalk downs. With its fascinating 12th century church, a good pub and a very pleasant tea garden, Brighstone is a great place for a self catering holiday.

On the east of the Isle of Wight lies Newchurch, close by the coastal town of Sandown and within an easy drive of Newport, the centre of which has some fine Georgian and Victorian architecture and close by a fine Roman villa. In an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, the village of Newchurch meanders up towards the Shute, a steep hill on which the original village lay. With its picturesque village green, St Helens is within walking distance of the local beach at The Duver, with its National Trust open land. A beautiful area to explore; do visit Bembridge Harbour and the hills beyond.

Totland Bay with its Award winning sandy beach lies on the west side of the Isle of Wight, within an easy drive of Yarmouth. Further up the coast is Cowes, home of one of the most popular sailing regattas in the world.

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The Mill House - Isle of Wight
	Sleeps 10 people. This beautiful detached Georgian house dates back to the 1700s. Click here for full details
Hope Cottage - Isle of Wight
	Sleeps 4 people. Hope Cottage is situated in a quiet country lane in Totland, near the Western tip of the Isle of Wight. Click here for full details