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Things to see and do

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Local beaches

The nearest beaches are at Binnel Bay (15 minute walk) and at Woody Bay (pictured - 20 minute walk). Both beaches are largely pebble beaches.

The nearest sandy beach is at Steephill Cove (40 minutes walk or 10 minutes by car) or the much larger sandy beach at Ventnor (15 minutes by car).

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Places to eat

There are lots of good places to eat on the island. Good local pubs include the Buddle Inn (Pictured) in Puckaster (10 minutes drive or 1 hour walk for the adventurous), and the The White Lion in Niton (10 minutes drive). The True Food Kitchen at Castlehaven (May to September) has good food and fantastic sea views. The Spyglass has a great vantage by the beach at Ventnor. There is also a good selection of other places in Ventnor (10 minutes drive).

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Great walks

Inglewood makes an ideal base for country walks. There are several good circular walks from Inglewood as well as walks to local pubs, restaurants and beaches. When using the local foot-paths we would recommend using walking shoes and long trousers to protect against stinging nettles. 

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Groceries

There is a small village shop in St Lawrence which sells most essentials. The nearest grocery stores are  the Norris Family Grocers in Niton (10 minutes drive), as well as a Tesco Express in Ventnor (10 minutes). For a larger shop there are a number of larger supermarkets in Newport (25 minutes drive). 

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Places to visit nearby

The following places are all within 15 minutes drive:

Blackgang Chine: The UK’s oldest amusement park.

Godshill Model Village: Miniature village with intricate models and lush gardens, featuring a model railway

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Ventnor Botanic Gardens: Ventnor Botanic Garden lies in the remarkable microclimate at the heart of the famous ‘Undercliff.’

Other places to visit on the island

The Isle of Wight offers a diverse range of attractions, from natural beauty to historical sites and family-friendly activities. Popular destinations include The Needles, a dramatic chalk formation, Osborne House, the former residence of Queen Victoria, and Carisbrooke Castle, a historic castle with a rich past.

 

For nature lovers, Compton Bay and Downs and Freshwater Bay offer stunning coastal scenery and opportunities for hiking and wildlife spotting. Additionally, family-friendly attractions like Monkey Haven Primate Rescue Centre and Wildheart Animal Sanctuary provide exciting experiences for all ages. 

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