Take a cruise to the Needles, Fort Victoria and Fort Albert or, why not take a fishing trip? Which ever you choose you will be in for a fun filled day. Dress for the weather and bring your own snacks. Even your dog can come along too!
Expert tuition is on hand for archery, sailing, canoeing and kayaking. You can have a fun session or go for a qualification, check out their website for further details.
From Easter until 1st November regular boat trips take place around the famous Needles Rocks and lighthouse. From Alum Bay you'll need to make your way to the beach either by chair lift or down the steps to the jetty.
Climb aboard the 8.5 metre Cheetah Catamaran and take to the seas. Discover the beautiful south, go on a fishing trip or take a private charter. Ring for further details and to book.
Rib charter or hire, boats, kayaks and stand up paddle boards are all available here. Enjoy a day messing about on the water, fun for all the family.
Situated on the waterfront in Cowes and home to Cowes Week spectacular programme of events.
Book an adventure around the stacks and caves of Freshwater. Expert tuition is available if needed and trips can be arranged island wide, depending on the weather.
The island is well known for its sailing and this yacht club is at the heart of the local community. Sit by the waters edge in the summer months and watch the yachts sail by. Races are held throughout the season.
Both sailiing and powerboat courses are available here alongside navigation and watercraft. Take a look at their website for a full list of courses available to enhance your water skills whilst on holiday on the Isle of Wight.
Based on Dunroamin beach (between Sandown and Shanklin) a team of experts will show you how to sail, windsurf, kayak or paddleboard. The newest activity on offer is SUP yoga; that's doing yoga on a stand up paddleboard; sounds like fun.
'With miles of coastline there is no better place to try Water activites in Isle of Wight. We have 10 of the best Isle of Wight Water Sports.'
Take a cruise to the Needles, Fort Victoria and Fort Albert or, why not take a fishing trip? Which ever you choose you will be in for a fun filled day. Dress for the weather and bring your own snacks. Even your dog can come along too!
Expert tuition is on hand for archery, sailing, canoeing and kayaking. You can have a fun session or go for a qualification, check out their website for further details.
From Easter until 1st November regular boat trips take place around the famous Needles Rocks and lighthouse. From Alum Bay you'll need to make your way to the beach either by chair lift or down the steps to the jetty.
Climb aboard the 8.5 metre Cheetah Catamaran and take to the seas. Discover the beautiful south, go on a fishing trip or take a private charter. Ring for further details and to book.
Rib charter or hire, boats, kayaks and stand up paddle boards are all available here. Enjoy a day messing about on the water, fun for all the family.
Situated on the waterfront in Cowes and home to Cowes Week spectacular programme of events.
Book an adventure around the stacks and caves of Freshwater. Expert tuition is available if needed and trips can be arranged island wide, depending on the weather.
The island is well known for its sailing and this yacht club is at the heart of the local community. Sit by the waters edge in the summer months and watch the yachts sail by. Races are held throughout the season.
Both sailiing and powerboat courses are available here alongside navigation and watercraft. Take a look at their website for a full list of courses available to enhance your water skills whilst on holiday on the Isle of Wight.
Based on Dunroamin beach (between Sandown and Shanklin) a team of experts will show you how to sail, windsurf, kayak or paddleboard. The newest activity on offer is SUP yoga; that's doing yoga on a stand up paddleboard; sounds like fun.