Isle of Wight

Easter Bank holiday meant a return to one of our most favourite places. The Isle of Wight!

Two people wearing hooded jackets pose together on a ferry with a sparkling sea in the background, under a bright sky.

Hopping on the ferry from Southampton in the glorious sunshine.

Theres a mix of wild beaches, traditional seaside spots and everything in between on the island.

Traditional cheesy seaside fun at Sandown with its pier and amusement arcades.

A couple standing in front of a large sign for Sandown Pier on the Isle of Wight, with a beach and pier visible in the background.
Three people smiling in front of a colorful sign that reads 'Sandown Pier A Whole Day's Fun'.
Two women posing in front of a colorful sign for Sandown Pier on the Isle of Wight, with the sea and coastal scenery in the background.

Pebble beaches and driftwood always get me reaching for my camera.

Plus capturing a sighting of a husband out in the wild.

A person sitting on a wooden log by the beach, surrounded by pebbles and a stone wall, with residential buildings and parked cars in the background.

Note his freezing little face….

A person sitting on a large piece of driftwood, surrounded by pebbles on a beach with a rocky wall in the background.

When the inevitable rain comes we duck into an adorable thatched tearooms in Shanklin old town.

A couple enjoying afternoon tea in a cozy tea room adorned with floral decor and antiques.

This quirky little brewstop is an eclectic mix of butterflies, teapot collections and olde world kitsche.

A charming pink thatched tea shop with floral decorations and a sign indicating it has won awards for the best tea rooms on the Isle of Wight, with two people standing in front.

Next we’ll hot the orange sands of Ventor.

Published by Derbyshire Gal

World traveller, proud auntie, bit of a liability.

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