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Ivylands
Self Catering Bungalow
Prices 2011
Local Isle of Wight Information |
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Customer information:
- The Island is approximately 23 x 13 miles with a good road network and bus service so everything is within easy access.
- A rural area but within easy distance of supermarkets and interesting local shops and amenities.
- Half of the Island is designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
- The Island is surrounded by National Trust and Heritage Coastline.
- The West Wight offers a choice of amazing coastal and downland walks with spectacular views from Tennyson Monument, the Needles and the River Yar.
- Ivylands is close to an assortment of places to eat from country pubs to beachside cafes.
- Within walking distance of Tennyson Down, The Needles and Alum Bay with it’s famous coloured sands.
- Two miles from the old harbour town of Yarmouth which offers delightful individual shops and places to eat.
- In the past the Island has been home to many famous people including Queen Victoria at Osborne House, Keats at Bonchurch, Tennyson and Julia Margaret Cameron at Freshwater Bay.
The Isle of Wight Tourist Information Centres sell a good range of useful maps and guides, including coastal paths, cycle trails and Ordnance Survey publications. The closest Tourist Information Centre to Ivylands is on the Quay in Yarmouth - Tel: 01983 813 813.
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Colwell Bay Totland Bay Compton
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Just some of the great Island events: June: July: August: September: |